Felix Hausdorff [SEP] manner of death
After Felix Hausdorff, his wife and his wife's sister, Edith Pappenheim (who was living with them) were ordered in January 1942 to move to the Endenich camp, they committed suicide on 26 January 1942 by taking an overdose of veronal. Their final resting place is located on the Poppelsdorfer cemetery in Bonn. Between their placement in temporary camps and his suicide, he gave his handwritten "Nachlass" to the Egyptologist and presbyter Hans Bonnet, who saved as much of them as possible, despite the destruction of his house
– Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear, President of Argentina (d. 1942)
- October 10 – Anne Hazen McFarland, American physician and medical journal editor (unknown year of death)
- October 18 – Ernst Didring, Swedish writer (d. 1931)
- October 21 – Ernest Swinton, British Army general (d. 1951)
- October 23 – William Rylands, English businessman and baronet (d. 1948)
- November 7 – Delfim Moreira, Brazilian president (d. 1920)
- November 8 – Felix Hausdorff