11 notable people died on April 27, including Alexander II, Jean Dubreuil, Abraham César Lamoureux.
20th Century
5 deaths
Antoni Bolesław Dobrowolski
explorergeographer
Polish scientist and explorer who participated in the Belgian Antarctic Expedition (1872-1954)
Gheorghe Vrănceanu
Chartered Building Surveyormathematician
Romanian topologist
Ilmari Kianto
poetwriter
Finnish writer (1874–1970)
J. C. Daniel
film actorfilm director
Indian actor, director (1900–1975)
Pavel Klushantsev
camera operatorcinematographer
Soviet film director (1910–1999)
19th Century
1 death
John Ballance
journalistpolitician
14th Premier of New Zealand (1839-1893)
18th Century
1 death
Mekhitar of Sebaste
Christian ministerculture personality
Armenian Catholic monk and theologian who founded the Mekhitarist Order
17th Century
3 deaths
Jean Dubreuil
essayistmathematician
French writer and essayist (1602-1670)
Abraham César Lamoureux
engineersculptor
French sculptor who worked mainly in Sweden and Denmark
Claude Chastillon
architectcivil engineer
French civil engineer, topographical draughtsman, and architect (1559–1616)
11th Century
1 death
Alexander II
Catholic bishopCatholic priest
Head of the Catholic Church from 1061 to 1073
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