Emanuel von Ringhoffer I.

1823–1903 (age 80)

Biography

Emanuel von Ringhoffer I. (1823–1903) was an Austrian educator whose dedication to teaching influenced generations of students. His work in education reflected a commitment to intellectual development and scholarly advancement in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Von Ringhoffer's legacy as a teacher endured beyond his lifetime, shaping educational practices of his era. He was laid to rest at Hietzing Cemetery, honoring his contributions to Austrian education.

Also buried at Hietzing Cemetery

Oskar Trubel
1915–1977 (age 62)
Hietzing Cemetery
Oskar Trubel left a thoughtful architectural legacy that reflected care for form and place.
Ingrid Leodolter
1919–1986 (age 67)
Hietzing Cemetery
Friedrich von Stach
1830–1906 (age 76)
Hietzing Cemetery
Friedrich von Stach was a principled politician devoted to public service.
Henriette Wiener von Welten
1829–1904 (age 75)
Hietzing Cemetery
Salonnière Henriette Wiener von Welten fostered gracious spaces for conversation and culture.
Ludwig Tischler
1840–1906 (age 66)
Hietzing Cemetery
Ludwig Tischler was an architect whose careful designs reflected both utility and enduring grace.
Baron Max Wladimir von Beck
1854–1943 (age 89)
Hietzing Cemetery
Baron Max Wladimir von Beck was a politician known for steady leadership and a deep sense of civic responsibility.