What happened on 22 May 1983?

Discover what happened on 22 May 1983 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

  • Erna Scheffler (German judge; the first woman judge at the German Federal Constitutional Court (1893–1983))
  • Albert Claude (cell biologist)
  • Alois Beranek (Austrian football player, manager and referee (1900-1983))
  • Bernhard Weinhardt
  • Charles A. Noble (American photographer)
  • Doris Wetterhahn (German teacher (1921–1983))
  • Herbert Grigers (German politician (1928-1983))
  • Jesús Lozoya Solís (Mexican military physician, politician and pediatric surgeon)
  • Lothar Wenzel (German diplomat (1924-1983))
  • René Bergès-Cau (rugby union player (1949–1983))
  • Goliardo Gelardi (Brazilian association football player)
  • Silvio Federico Baridon (Italian politician (1918-1983))
  • Churchill Kohlman (American songwriter)
  • Clara Østø (actress (1911-1983))
  • Grafton K. Mintz (American copy editor (1925–1983))
  • John Penrose (British actor (1914-1983))
  • Yehuda Erez (Israeli writer)
  • Anton Brandner
  • Jiří Zamastil (Czechoslovak ice hockey player (1927-1983))
  • Art Cruickshank (visual effects artist (1918-1983))
  • Daniş Karabelen (Turkish general)
  • Maria Czanerle (Polish writer, literary critic, and theatre critic)
  • John Barrett (British actor, born 1910)
  • Giacomo Samuele Mazzoli (Italian politician)
  • Dick Barber (American long jumper (1910-1983))
  • Gyōo Kageyama (Japanese historian)
  • Guido Bisori (Italian politician and lawyer (1902-1983))
  • Anna Bartáková
  • Edward Tolstoi (Russian-American physician (1897–1983))
  • Gösta Dyrssen
  • Gerhard Kamin
  • Albert Fuchs (French germanist)
  • Theodorus Cornelis Johannes van den Berg (Dutch photographer (1893-1983))
  • Karel Žlábek
  • Hans Schocke (architect)
  • Wolf Zucker ((1905–1983))
  • Karel Dudič
  • Hugo Breed Fischer (civil engineer)
  • George Alexander Feigen (Ph.D. California Institute of Technology 1948)
  • Célestine Arnoldy (Righteous Among the Nations)
  • Carl Theodore Fischer (American politician)
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  • Churchill Kohlman (American songwriter)
  • Grafton K. Mintz (American copy editor (1925–1983))
  • Erna Scheffler (German judge; the first woman judge at the German Federal Constitutional Court (1893–1983))
  • Albert Claude (cell biologist)
  • Alois Beranek (Austrian football player, manager and referee (1900-1983))
  • Bernhard Weinhardt
  • Charles A. Noble (American photographer)
  • Doris Wetterhahn (German teacher (1921–1983))
  • Herbert Grigers (German politician (1928-1983))
  • Jesús Lozoya Solís (Mexican military physician, politician and pediatric surgeon)
  • Lothar Wenzel (German diplomat (1924-1983))
  • René Bergès-Cau (rugby union player (1949–1983))
  • Goliardo Gelardi (Brazilian association football player)
  • Silvio Federico Baridon (Italian politician (1918-1983))
  • Clara Østø (actress (1911-1983))
  • John Penrose (British actor (1914-1983))
  • Yehuda Erez (Israeli writer)
  • Anton Brandner
  • Jiří Zamastil (Czechoslovak ice hockey player (1927-1983))
  • Art Cruickshank (visual effects artist (1918-1983))
  • Daniş Karabelen (Turkish general)
  • Maria Czanerle (Polish writer, literary critic, and theatre critic)
  • John Barrett (British actor, born 1910)
  • Giacomo Samuele Mazzoli (Italian politician)
  • Dick Barber (American long jumper (1910-1983))
  • Gyōo Kageyama (Japanese historian)
  • Guido Bisori (Italian politician and lawyer (1902-1983))
  • Anna Bartáková
  • Edward Tolstoi (Russian-American physician (1897–1983))
  • Gösta Dyrssen
  • Gerhard Kamin
  • Albert Fuchs (French germanist)
  • Theodorus Cornelis Johannes van den Berg (Dutch photographer (1893-1983))
  • Karel Žlábek
  • Hans Schocke (architect)
  • Wolf Zucker ((1905–1983))
  • Karel Dudič
  • Hugo Breed Fischer (civil engineer)
  • George Alexander Feigen (Ph.D. California Institute of Technology 1948)
  • Célestine Arnoldy (Righteous Among the Nations)
  • Carl Theodore Fischer (American politician)