Rudolf Zimmermann

1852–1913 (age 61)

Biography

Rudolf Zimmermann (1852–1913) was a German figure whose life and work contributed to the cultural and social landscape of 19th-century Germany. Though details of his specific profession remain limited, Zimmermann lived during a period of significant social and industrial transformation in German society. His life reflected the experiences and opportunities of his generation.

Zimmermann's existence spanned the latter half of the 19th century, a time of profound change and development in Germany. He was interred in In den Kisseln, a resting place that connects him to his community and region. His life, though not extensively documented, represents one of many individuals who lived through this transformative historical period.

Also buried at In den Kisseln

Heinrich Zimmermann
1826–1908 (age 82)
In den Kisseln
Heinrich Zimmermann (1826-1908) was a German who was buried at In den Kisseln cemetery.
Käthe Heinemann
1891–1975 (age 84)
In den Kisseln
Käthe Heinemann was a pianist whose musical career enriched the cultural landscape of her era.
Fritz Meyke
1903–1982 (age 79)
In den Kisseln
German professional who lived through much of the twentieth century.
Alfred Balen
1930–1986 (age 56)
In den Kisseln
Martin Stritte
1877–1963 (age 86)
In den Kisseln
Martin Stritte was a German lawyer whose professional practice contributed to the development of German jurisprudence.
Paul Wolf
1857–1926 (age 69)
In den Kisseln