What Happened This Year 1945

People Who Died in 1945

Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy

Russian journalist and poet
Born
January 10th, 1883 143 years ago
Died
1945 81 years ago — 62 years old

Born in 1883, this individual was a prolific Russian journalist, author, and poet. Works spanned various genres, contributing significantly to literature throughout the early 20th century. Involved in the cultural and political life in Russia, produced notable pieces that reflected the historical context of the time. Engaged in journalism, writing for several prominent publications, and often focused on social issues and the struggles of ordinary people. His poetic works remain influential, showcasing a deep understanding of Russian identity and culture.

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Kiyoshi Miki

Japanese philosopher and author
Born
January 5th, 1897 129 years ago
Died
1945 81 years ago — 48 years old

Contributed significantly to Japanese philosophy and the study of Western philosophical thought. Wrote extensively on topics such as ethics, aesthetics, and social philosophy, integrating Eastern and Western traditions. Miki's work often focused on the relationship between philosophy and cultural understanding. Involved in various educational initiatives, promoting philosophical discourse in modern Japan. Participated in organizations aimed at fostering philosophical thought.

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Alexander Roda Roda

Austrian-Croatian journalist and author
Born
April 13th, 1872 153 years ago
Died
1945 81 years ago — 73 years old

Born in 1872, a journalist and author contributed significantly to literature and media in the early 20th century. Engaged in various publications and wrote extensively, often addressing social issues and the human condition. Works spanned novels, essays, and plays, reflecting a keen observation of society. Settled in Croatia, influenced cultural and literary circles through written works. A prominent figure in Austrian and Croatian literature, Roda Roda's legacy includes insightful commentary on the era's challenges.

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