Bertha von Dillner

1847–1916 (age 69)

Biography

Bertha von Dillner was a stage actor of considerable talent who participated in Vienna's theatrical world during the 19th century. Her performances contributed to the rich dramatic traditions of Austria and demonstrated her commitment to the performing arts.

Von Dillner's contributions to the stage remain part of Vienna's cultural heritage. She was laid to rest in Döbling Cemetery, a place of honor for those who dedicated their lives to artistic pursuits.

Also buried at Döbling Cemetery

Erich von Tschermak
1871–1962 (age 91)
Döbling Cemetery
Erich von Tschermak illuminated plant genetics with research and teaching that benefitted both science and society.
Adolph Stöhr
1855–1921 (age 66)
Döbling Cemetery
Adolph Stöhr was a psychologist and philosopher whose work enriched the study of consciousness.
Helene Hartmann
1843–1898 (age 55)
Döbling Cemetery
Helene Hartmann was an Austrian actress who performed on Vienna's stages during the 19th century.
Helene Winger
1884–1945 (age 61)
Döbling Cemetery
Helene Winger was a painter whose compassionate vision offered quiet reflection through art.
Salomon Stricker
1834–1898 (age 64)
Döbling Cemetery
Salomon Stricker (1 January 1834 – 2 April 1898) was a pathologist and histologist from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Marie Schnapper
1800–1883 (age 83)
Döbling Cemetery
Marie Schnapper is remembered for her compassionate spirit and steadfast support of family and friends in Vienna.