Berlin

Berlin, New Hampshire

220+ memorials
Berlin is a cemetery located in Berlin, New Hampshire. BurialMap has 223 memorial records for people buried here. Notable people buried here include soldier, not inferrable, courtier, politician, art historian/museum director.

Memorials

Ludwig Sütterlin
1865–1917 (age 52)
Berlin
Otto Brahm
1856–1912 (age 56)
Berlin
Ernst von Schuch
1846–1914 (age 68)
Berlin
Heinrich Brunner
1840–1915 (age 75)
Berlin
Heinrich Pohlmann
1839–1917 (age 78)
Berlin
Fritz Anders
1889–1919 (age 30)
Berlin
Emil Rathenau
1838–1915 (age 77)
Berlin
İbrahim Hakkı Paşa
1862–1918 (age 56)
Berlin
Franz Skarbina
1849–1910 (age 61)
Berlin
Wilhelm von Bode
1845–1929 (age 84)
Berlin
Wilhelm von Bode was a German art historian and museum director who transformed Berlin's museums into world-class instit...
Paul Güssfeldt
1840–1920 (age 80)
Berlin
Eduard Seler
1849–1922 (age 73)
Berlin
Eduard Seler was a German university teacher and scholar who lived from 1849 to 1922.
Anita Berber
1899–1928 (age 29)
Berlin
Franz Schwechten
1841–1924 (age 83)
Berlin
Franz Schwechten was a prominent German architect who lived from 1841 to 1924.
Meta Seinemeyer
1895–1929 (age 34)
Berlin
Hanna Henning
1884–1925 (age 41)
Berlin
Hanna Henning was a German screenwriter who lived from 1884 to 1925.
Bahaeddin Şakir
1874–1922 (age 48)
Berlin
Cemal Azmi
1868–1922 (age 54)
Berlin
Ottoman and Turkish politician of the early 20th century.
Julius Kaftan
1848–1926 (age 78)
Berlin
Nikolaus von Wassilko
1868–1924 (age 56)
Berlin
Austro-Hungarian and Austrian politician of the early 20th century.
Mikhail Eisenstein
1867–1920 (age 53)
Berlin
Eugen Goldstein
1850–1930 (age 80)
Berlin
Eugen Goldstein was a German physicist who lived from 1850 to 1930.
John Henry Mackay
1864–1933 (age 69)
Berlin
Herbert Norkus
1916–1932 (age 16)
Berlin
Herbert Norkus was a German who lived from 1916 to 1932.
Ivan Prokhanov
1869–1935 (age 66)
Berlin
Abraham Mintchine
1898–1931 (age 33)
Berlin
Abraham Mintchine was a German painter who lived from 1898 to 1931.
Nochum Shtif
1879–1933 (age 54)
Berlin
Margarethe von Brasch
1861–1932 (age 71)
Berlin
Margarethe von Brasch was a German writer who lived from 1861 to 1932.
Friedrich Wilhelm Semmler
1860–1931 (age 71)
Berlin
Bruno Kastner
1891–1932 (age 41)
Berlin
Bruno Kastner was a German screenwriter who lived from 1891 to 1932.
Ferdinand von Alten
1885–1933 (age 48)
Berlin
Aleksander Brückner
1856–1939 (age 83)
Berlin
Aleksander Brückner was a German university teacher who lived from 1856 to 1939.
Wilhelm Meyer-Lübke
1861–1936 (age 75)
Berlin
Evgeniy Andreevitsj Petrov
1909–1945 (age 36)
Berlin
Soviet military officer who served during the Second World War.
Mykola Porsh
1879–1944 (age 65)
Berlin
Nikolay Stepanovitsj Sjelichov
1920–1945 (age 25)
Berlin
Soviet military personnel who served during the Second World War.
Iwan Makarowitsch Jasnow
1924–1946 (age 22)
Berlin
Hans-Levin von Barby
1899–1942 (age 43)
Berlin
German military officer whose service reflected the experiences of armed forces during the Second World War.
Anisim Pavlovitsj Pasjtsjenko
1913–1945 (age 32)
Berlin
Ivan Gavrilov
1899–1945 (age 46)
Berlin
Soviet military officer who served during the Second World War.
Stepan Tarasovitsj Zagaynov
1921–1945 (age 24)
Berlin
Vasily Zubarev
1921–1945 (age 24)
Berlin
Soviet soldier who died in Berlin in 1945 during the final stages of World War II.
Arkhip Manita
1922–1945 (age 23)
Berlin
Nikolay Kuznetsov
1921–1945 (age 24)
Berlin
Soviet serviceman who died in Berlin in 1945 during the final operations of World War II.
Vasiliy Vasilevitsj Stepanenko
1923–1945 (age 22)
Berlin
Anatoliy Alekseevitsj Lapsjjov
1924–1945 (age 21)
Berlin
Soviet soldier who died in Berlin in 1945 during World War II.
Aleksandr Dmitrievitsj Romanov
1922–1945 (age 23)
Berlin
Mikhail Zhukov
1909–1945 (age 36)
Berlin
Soviet serviceman born in 1909 who died in Berlin in 1945.
Nikolay Ivanovitsj Parsjin
1923–1945 (age 22)
Berlin
Viktor Aleksandrovitsj Sazjinov
1925–1945 (age 20)
Berlin
Soviet soldier who died in Berlin in 1945 during the final operations of World War II.