Carl Lutz

1895–1975 (age 80)

Biography

Carl Lutz (1895–1975), a diplomat famed for his humanitarian efforts during World War II, saved thousands through courageous action and moral clarity. Working tirelessly in Budapest, he issued protective documents and forged agreements to shield persecuted families.

Interred at Bremgarten cemetery, his legacy endures as a testament to diplomatic bravery and compassionate service.

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