What happened on 6 February 1944?

Discover what happened on 6 February 1944 in history! This day marks a series of notable events, famous births, and significant deaths. Explore the details below to learn more about the historical happenings of this day. On this day, history comes alive!

Deaths

  • Rudolf Levy (German Jewish artist murdered at Auschwitz (1875-1944))
  • Adolf Panzner (German politician (1892-1944))
  • Benjamin M. Miller (American politician (1864–1944))
  • Tatiana Barbakov (dancer (1899-1944))
  • Karl Heinz Wagner (German archaeologist and prehistorian (1907-1944))
  • Adrianus Antonie Henri Willem König (Dutch politician (1867–1944))
  • Arthur Sauvé (Canadian politician (1874-1944))
  • Bernard Schonberg (French rabbi)
  • Jacques Halpern
  • Maurice Schlosser
  • Luigi Trinchero (Argentine artist (1862–1944))
  • Vladimir Myza
  • Alf Hanlon (New Zealand lawyer)
  • Alfredo Serratos Amador (Mexican military personnel (1870-1944))
  • Marciano Silva (Mexican military personnel (1849-1944))
  • Samuli Paulaharju (Finnish teacher, ethnographer and writer)
  • John Ramsay (Australian surgeon (1872-1944))
  • Philip Michael Faraday (British composer, lawyer and theatre producer (1875–1944))
  • Marian Senger (fighter of the Polish resistance movement)
  • Will B. Johnstone (American writer, cartoonist (1883–1944))
  • Willie Kavanaugh Hocker (designer of the Flag of Arkansas)
  • Heinz Buchholz (German navy officer and world war II U-boat commander (1909-1944))
  • Seiji Yamagata
  • Tadahiko Otowa ((1914-1944))
  • Kiril Botev (Bulgarian military officer)
  • Ferdinand Müller (politician (1859-1944))
  • Peer Borup
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  • Zeynel Abidin Bayhan (Turkish politician)
  • František Schulz (Czech water polo player)
  • John Kerr (British civilian maritime Master decorated for bravery aboard the ‘Baron Nairn’, on 7 June 1941)
  • József Papp (Hungarian politician (1873–1944))
  • Ettore Felice Camerino
  • Roy Samuel MacElwee (director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce)
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  • Mary Hannah Frances Ivens (British physician 1870-1944)
  • Virginia Montalcini
  • Astolfo Lunardi (sentenced to death during the World War II)
  • Ermanno Margheriti (sentenced to death during the World War II)
  • Veliko Ĭordanov (Bulgarian literary critic)
  • Elise Pfister (Swiss pastor (1886-1944))
  • Sissel Vogelmann
  • Andrew Shearer (Canadian lumber merchant and amateur ice hockey player (1864-1944))
  • Ruth Astor Noyes (American suffragist)
  • Julien Féron (French painter)
  • Ernst Gottfrid Agnér Anderson
  • Mary Agnes Cubitt ((died 1944))
  • Stella Randall ((died 1944))
  • Florence Clarke ((died 1944))
  • Humphrey John Chetwynd-Talbot ((1883-1944))
  • Sigmund von Sallwürk (German painter)
  • Elka Frex (Victim of the Holocaust)
  • Pauline Ascher (holocaust victim, b. 1876-09-24)
  • Rosalie Austerlitz (Holocaust victim (born 1872))
  • Oskar Basch (holocaust victim, b. 1876-10-26)
  • Moses Behr (Holocaust victim (born 1865))
  • Heinrich Berger (holocaust victim, b. 1873-02-20)
  • Max Bernheimer (Holocaust victim (born 1874))
  • Berta Fischer (holocaust victim, b. 1884-04-11)
  • Fritz Hollaender (Holocaust victim (born 1881))
  • Siegmund Krautkopf (Holocaust victim (born 1873))
  • Edith Löwenstein (holocaust victim, b. 1924-11-09)
  • Martha Philippsohn (holocaust victim, b. 1854-01-27)
  • Beile Bertha Slotriner (Holocaust victim (born 1870))
  • Moritz Spott (Holocaust victim (born 1874))
  • Flora Weger (Holocaust victim (born 1864))
  • Frieda Wolf (holocaust victim, b. 1873-03-08)
  • Berta Lobbenberg (holocaust victim, b. 1882-02-26)
  • Marie Keller (Holocaust victim (born 1871))
  • Otto Maier (holocaust victim, b. 1877-05-31)
  • Katharina Prinz (Holocaust victim (born 1865))
  • Rudolf Propper (holocaust victim, b. 1871-03-07)
  • Martha Ehrlich (Holocaust victim, born 1870-10-30)
  • Fausto Ardigò
  • Giuseppe Leblis
  • Roman Głowiński
  • Tadeusz Strojek
  • J. Frederick Talcott (American merchant (1866-1944))
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  • Adele Carmi
  • Antonín Borovička