Fritz Evariste Pruppacher

1899–1958 (age 59)

Biography

Fritz Evariste Pruppacher (1899–1958) was a jurist known for his precise legal mind and steady commitment to justice. He interpreted the law with clarity while remembering the human stories behind each case.

Those who visit Fluntern Cemetery recall him as a respected legal thinker whose work strengthened public confidence in the courts.

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