Brothers' Cemetery

Jānis Zālītis

1874–1919 (age 45)

Brothers' Cemetery

Jānis Zālītis was a lawyer guided by integrity who served his community with quiet resolve.

Fricis Roziņš

1870–1919 (age 49)

Brothers' Cemetery

Fricis Roziņš was a politician who served Latvia during a critical period in the nation's development.

Nikolajs Grundmanis

1896–1919 (age 23)

Brothers' Cemetery

Nikolajs Grundmanis was a military officer whose service reflected courage and loyalty to his country.

Andrejs Stūris

1895–1915 (age 20)

Brothers' Cemetery

Andrejs Stūris was a rifleman who served in Latvia's military forces during the struggle for independence.

Jānis Gavenas

1895–1915 (age 20)

Brothers' Cemetery

Jānis Gavenas is remembered with reverence at the Brothers' Cemetery for his part in a generation of resolve.

Jekabs Voldemars Timma

1896–1915 (age 19)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Barons

1900–1919 (age 19)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Barons was a military officer whose commitment reflected a deep devotion to his nation’s well-being.

Kārlis Fihtenbergs

1886–1919 (age 33)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Frikhofs

1889–1917 (age 28)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Frikhofs was a military officer remembered for his steadfast service during challenging times.

Pauls Sturms

1897–1917 (age 20)

Brothers' Cemetery

Pēteris Radziņš

1880–1930 (age 50)

Brothers' Cemetery

Dāvids Sīmansons

1859–1933 (age 74)

Brothers' Cemetery

Alfrēds Audze

1897–1930 (age 33)

Brothers' Cemetery

Alfrēds Audze served with devotion in the military efforts that secured Latvia's independence and stability.

Kārlis Baltiņš

1873–1939 (age 66)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Baltiņš is remembered for his kindly steadiness and commitment to community life.

Voldemārs Veiss

1899–1944 (age 45)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Zāle

1888–1942 (age 54)

Brothers' Cemetery

Sculptor Kārlis Zāle shaped the Latvian landscape with monumental works that celebrate liberty and cultural life.

Kārlis Goppers

1876–1941 (age 65)

Brothers' Cemetery

Ludvigs Bolšteins

1888–1940 (age 52)

Brothers' Cemetery

Military officer Ludvigs Bolšteins was honored for his leadership in the defense of Latvia's independence.

Ernests Osis

1895–1944 (age 49)

Brothers' Cemetery

Military personnel Ernests Osis is remembered for his steadfast service and sacrifice.

Sidor Sribny

1916–1944 (age 28)

Brothers' Cemetery

Otto Cielēns

1897–1941 (age 44)

Brothers' Cemetery

Otto Cielēns was a military officer who served from 1897 until his death in 1941.

Fricis Celmiņš

1896–1940 (age 44)

Brothers' Cemetery

Military officer Fricis Celmiņš is honored for his leadership and dedication in service to his country.

Zenta Ozola

1923–1942 (age 19)

Brothers' Cemetery

Zenta Ozola is remembered for her grace and steadfast character.

Rūdolfs Bangerskis

1878–1958 (age 80)

Brothers' Cemetery

Rūdolfs Bangerskis was a prominent Latvian military leader whose service reflected his dedication to national defense.

Jānis Lavenieks

1890–1969 (age 79)

Brothers' Cemetery

Jānis Lavenieks was a Latvian military officer who served his nation with dedication and distinction.

Vilis Janums

1894–1981 (age 87)

Brothers' Cemetery

Vilis Janums served as a military officer and is commemorated at Brothers' Cemetery.

Ēvalds Valters

1894–1994 (age 100)

Brothers' Cemetery

Ēvalds Valters was a stage actor whose performances helped define Latvian theater for generations.

Pēteris Lapainis

1897–1990 (age 93)

Brothers' Cemetery