1925 deaths

Norwegian engineer and informatician (1882–1925)

American novelist and writer (1849-1925)

Norwegian historian and writer (1856-1925)

German judge and legal scholar; foreign advisor of Japan's Meiji government (1846–1925)

Austrian singer

Austrian geographer, oceanographer and director of the Institute of Marine Science in Berlin

French physician (1849–1925)

German politician (1863-1925)

German violinist and musicologist (1859-1925)

New Zealand teacher and artist (1837-1925)

German sinologist and linguist (1864-1925)

American politician (1845-1925)

German Protestant theologian (1848–1925)

British painter (1865–1925)

Welsh boxer (1880-1925)

American politician (1843–1925)

Italian noblewoman, art historian, cultural historian and archaeologist (1840-1925)

British Jewish scholar (1858–1925)

Ukrainian poet, satirist, dramatist, and translator (1864–1925)

German biologist (1847-1925)

Senegalese boxer (1897–1925)

Australian-British zoologist and botanist (1865-1925)

British writer (1853–1925)

Norwegian composer (1864–1925)

German zoologist and university teacher (1835-1925)

British cardiologist (1853-1925)

actor (1857-1925)

Hungarian-German actor and writer

German neurologist and psychiatrist (1863–1925)

American writer and academic (1853–1925)

Confederate Army soldier and politician (1846-1925)

German geographer (1851–1925)

British chemist (1848-1925)

Russian actress (1846-1925)

American scientist (1872-1925)

Australian politician and olympic sailor (1861–1925)

German women's rights activist and socialist (1847-1925)

American physician (1860–1925)

Portuguese politician (1872-1925)

American Major League Baseball pitcher, shortstop and manager (1860-1925)

Czech poet, religion writer, bookwriter, writer and roman catholic priest (1869-1925)

Irish engineer (1853–1925)

Manx administrator in Nigeria (1846–1925)

German ophthalmologist, university lecturer and medical historian (1843-1925)

British chemist (1845–1925)

Japanese temperance activist

German architect (1835-1925)

Australian ichthyologist (1885-1925)

German historian (1849-1925)

American artist (1865–1925)

British peer and Conservative politician (1852-1925)

Serbian painter and musician (1832—1925)

Russian academic and writer (1869-1925)

German politician (1866-1925)

Soviet military personnel (1850-1925)

British sailor (1856–1925)

Russian crystallographer (1863-1925)

German-American civil engineer, architect, and archaeologist (1857–1925)

French journalist (1860-1925)

Levi General (March 15, 1873 – June 27, 1925), commonly known as Deskaheh, was a Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) hereditary chief and appointed speaker noted for his persistent efforts to get recognition for his people. He is most famous for bringing Iroquois concerns before the League of Nations in the 1920s.