Edwin Oppler

1831–1880 (age 49)

Biography

Edwin Oppler was a German architect of the 19th century, known for his contributions to architectural design and construction. His work reflected the evolving aesthetic and functional demands of his era, and he maintained an active role in shaping the built environment.

Oppler's architectural legacy is evident in the structures and designs he created. He was interred at the Jewish cemetery An der Strangriede, reflecting his significance within his community.

Also buried at jewish cemetery An der Strangriede

Caroline Jüdell
1817–1883 (age 66)
jewish cemetery An der Strangriede
Caroline Jüdell (1817–1883) was a housewife and member of Hannover's Jewish community.
Isaak Jakob Krimke
1824–1886 (age 62)
jewish cemetery An der Strangriede
Isaak Jakob Krimke was a 19th-century German rabbi whose spiritual leadership enriched his Jewish community.
Betty Leda
1877–1931 (age 54)
jewish cemetery An der Strangriede
Betty Leda was a German-Jewish entrepreneur who lived from 1877 to 1931.
Ella Oppler, geborene Cohen
1843–1912 (age 69)
jewish cemetery An der Strangriede
Ella Oppler was a housewife born Cohen in 1843.
Moritz G. Meyer
1822–1879 (age 57)
jewish cemetery An der Strangriede
Anna Berliner
1888–1977 (age 89)
jewish cemetery An der Strangriede
Anna Berliner was a pioneering psychologist who advanced the field during the early twentieth century.