1950 deaths

American actress (1893–1950)

Czech sportsperson (1895–1950)

American film director, screenwriter and actor (1888-1950)

Chinese politician, Kuomintang (1883-1950)

German equestrian

Swiss botanist (1857-1950)

American botanist (1873-1950)

Danish sport shooter (1867-1950)

athletics competitor (1882-1950)

American essayist (1855–1950)

American neurologist (1885–1950)

Soviet politician (1865-1950)

American historian, writer, and journalist (1875–1950)

Italian fencer (1885–1950)

Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (1904-1950)

French mathematician (1882-1950)

Italian opera singer (1876–1950)

Aviator and Hero of the Soviet Union (1920–1950)

Polish actress, singer and dancer (1902–1950)

Austrian film producer (1885–1950)

German Roman Catholic cardinal (1880-1950)

American actress (1900–1950)

German writer (1867–1950)

Italian comedian and director (1897–1950)

singer

Australian tennis player (1872–1950)

Austrian philosopher (1878-1950)

American swimmer and water polo player (1903-1950)

Polish-German academic and revolutionary (1881-1950)

Argentine footballer (1889-1950)

bobsledder (1890–1950)

Irish author (1882-1950)

Vanderbilt family member

Danish Royal

Prominent Syrian Alawi leader (1884–1950)

Czechoslovak politician (1867-1950)

Soviet general

Olympic wrestler (1899-1950)

French rower (1900-1950)

Dutch religious studies scholar and politician (1890–1950)

German actor (1891-1950)

German prince (1909-1950)

American actor (1886-1950)

Swedish water polo player (1880-1950)

German organist and choral conductor (1873–1950)

Icelandic architect (1887-1950)

Luxembourgian princess (1901-1950)

French poet and felibre (1874-1950)

Italian fencer (1885–1950)

American actress and interior decorator (1865-1950)

Hungarian footballer (1902–1950)

Gymnast, yacht racer (1887–1950)

French politician (1873-1950)

Azerbaijani writer (1872-1950)

British man wrongly convicted of murder (1924-1950)

German American conductor and composer (1862–1950)

American geographer (1878–1950)

American journalist and novelist (1880-1950)

Austrian physicist (1903-1950)

Tawfeq Mahmoud Hamza known as Piramerd () (1867 – 19 June 1950) was a Kurdish poet, writer, novelist and journalist. He was born in the Goija neighborhood of Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan Region. In 1926, he became the editor of the Kurdish newspaper Jîyan. He also established a private Kurdish school in Kurdistan, called Pertûkxaney Zanistî (Scientific School).