Robert Haab (1893-1944)

1893–1944 (age 51)

Biography

Robert Haab combined legal expertise with a deep sense of civic responsibility, serving Switzerland with quiet determination through the complexities of the early twentieth century. His leadership in both judicial and governmental roles reflected a devotion to stability and consensus-building.

He is honored for guiding the nation with steady resolve, and his grave at Cemetery Manegg remains a place of remembrance for those who admire his statesmanship.

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