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Ernst Bernoulli

1846–1931 (age 85)

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Ernst Bernoulli was a member of the renowned Bernoulli family, contributing to Swiss intellectual traditions.

Cornelia Bernoulli

1853–1933 (age 80)

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Cornelia Bernoulli supported her family and community with steady devotion.

Jenny Burckhardt

1849–1935 (age 86)

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Jenny Burckhardt was a Swiss painter whose artistic contributions enriched the cultural heritage of her nation.

Traugott Geering

1859–1932 (age 73)

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Traugott Geering approached economics with a belief in rigorous study tied to social responsibility.

Wilhelm Speyr

1852–1939 (age 87)

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Wilhelm Speyr was a Swiss physician whose medical practice served his community with dedication and skill.

Christian Rothenberger

1868–1938 (age 70)

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Christian Rothenberger served the public with thoughtful leadership and a steady ear for the people.

Bernhard Fehr

1876–1938 (age 62)

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Bernhard Fehr was a Swiss university teacher whose academic work advanced scholarship in his field.

Fritz Voellmy

1863–1939 (age 76)

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Fritz Voellmy honored Swiss graphic arts through meticulous engraving that drew praise from collectors.

Max Varin

1898–1931 (age 33)

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Max Varin was a Swiss sculptor whose artistic talent was evident in his sculptural works.

Franz Welti

1879–1934 (age 55)

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Theodor Simonius

1854–1931 (age 77)

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Theodor Simonius was a Swiss entrepreneur whose business ventures contributed to the economic landscape of his time.

Agnes Maria Stähelin-Stockmeyer

1849–1942 (age 93)

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Agnes Maria Stähelin-Stockmeyer lived from 1849 to 1942.

Eduard His-Eberle

1886–1948 (age 62)

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Eduard His-Eberle was a university teacher who lived from 1886 to 1948.

Eberhard Vischer

1865–1946 (age 81)

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Eberhard Vischer was a politician noted for his principled service and dedication to the common good.

Gustav Senn

1875–1945 (age 70)

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Gustav Senn was a botanist who lived from 1875 to 1945.

Daniel Burckhardt

1863–1949 (age 86)

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Daniel Burckhardt was an art historian whose scholarship deepened public understanding of artistic heritage.

Alfred Joseph Châtelain

1863–1942 (age 79)

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Alfred Joseph Châtelain was a painter who lived from 1863 to 1942.

Heinrich Wölfflin

1864–1945 (age 81)

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Heinrich Wölfflin was a writer who enriched art criticism through precise and perceptive analysis.

Felix Speiser

1880–1949 (age 69)

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Felix Speiser was an ethnologist who lived from 1880 to 1949.

Rudolf Staehelin

1875–1943 (age 68)

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Rudolf Staehelin was a physician admired for his compassionate care and dedication to patients.

Friedrich von der Mühll

1883–1942 (age 59)

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Friedrich von der Mühll was a teacher who lived from 1883 to 1942.

Heinrich Eduard Gruner

1873–1947 (age 74)

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Heinrich Eduard Gruner was an engineer committed to durable infrastructure and thoughtful mentorship.

Otto Erzer

1860–1941 (age 81)

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Otto Erzer was an entrepreneur who lived from 1860 to 1941.

Paul Robert Bing

1878–1956 (age 78)

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Emil Beurmann

1862–1951 (age 89)

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Emil Beurmann was a Basel-based writer who celebrated regional culture while engaging with wider literary movements.

Adam David

1872–1959 (age 87)

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Burkhard Mangold

1873–1950 (age 77)

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Burkhard Mangold was a respected engraver whose work reflected the dignity of everyday Swiss life.

Friedrich Fichter

1869–1952 (age 83)

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Georges Passavant

1862–1952 (age 90)

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Georges Passavant was a fair-minded judge who guided others with wisdom and compassion.

Maria Margaretha Stähelin

1870–1959 (age 89)

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Maria Margaretha Stähelin was a writer whose work reflected warmth and resilience.

Maria Louise Fichter-Bernoulli

1877–1959 (age 82)

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Anna Oehler

1882–1951 (age 69)

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Geneva poet Anna Oehler offered tender reflections on nature and the human spirit.

Mathilde Paravicini

1875–1954 (age 79)

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Alfred Bertholet

1868–1951 (age 83)

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Writer Alfred Bertholet chronicled the currents of culture with humane insight.

Wilhelm Lutz

1888–1958 (age 70)

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Hans Schneider

1888–1953 (age 65)

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Art historian Hans Schneider cultivated a deeper appreciation for the narratives of European art.

Alfred Sarasin-Iselin

1865–1953 (age 88)

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Alfred Sarasin-Iselin was a prominent Swiss banker whose career spanned nearly nine decades of financial service.

August Simonius

1885–1957 (age 72)

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University teacher August Simonius inspired generations through thoughtful pedagogy.

Philipp Sarasin

1888–1968 (age 80)

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Pierre-Alfred Chappuis

1891–1960 (age 69)

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Pierre-Alfred Chappuis expanded the study of animal life with meticulous care and enduring curiosity.

Wilhelm Vischer

1890–1960 (age 70)

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Max Gerwig

1889–1965 (age 76)

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Max Gerwig served the law with thoughtful fairness and steady resolve.

René Clavel

1886–1969 (age 83)

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Georg Stutz

1897–1961 (age 64)

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Georg Stutz offered thoughtful care and compassion to countless individuals navigating mental health challenges.

Rudolf Riggenbach

1882–1961 (age 79)

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Paul Burckhardt

1880–1961 (age 81)

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Paul Burckhardt crafted architectural work marked by elegance and enduring harmony.

Alfred Kober

1885–1963 (age 78)

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Eugen Blocher

1882–1964 (age 82)

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Eugen Blocher lent thoughtful integrity to his work as a judge.

Paul Roth

1896–1961 (age 65)

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Max Lüdin

1883–1960 (age 77)

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Max Lüdin inspired students through a lifetime commitment to higher learning.