Thomas Stotz

1910–1944 (age 34)

Biography

Thomas Stotz was a Danish military personnel who served his nation during a critical period in European history. Born in 1910, he answered the call to military service, contributing to Denmark's defense and security efforts during World War II.

Stotz's service to his country reflected the dedication of those who took up military responsibilities during wartime. He died in 1944 and was laid to rest at Bispebjerg Cemetery, honored for his service and sacrifice during the conflict.

Did you know Thomas Stotz?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Bispebjerg Cemetery

Niels Guttormsen
1932–2020 (age 88)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Niels Guttormsen was a skilled architect whose professional work contributed to the development of his community.
Emil Holm
1867–1950 (age 83)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Singer celebrated for his warm voice and dedication to Copenhagen’s cultural life.
Emil Blichfeldt
1849–1908 (age 59)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
An architect whose elegant, human-centered designs continue to grace the city he helped shape.
Alexander Thorsøe
1840–1920 (age 80)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Writer Alexander Thorsøe chronicled Danish life with an observant eye and a compassionate heart.
Carl Schenstrøm Nørrested
1943–2014 (age 71)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Carl Schenstrøm Nørrested was a screenwriter whose narratives brought warmth and insight to Danish cinema.
Jørgen Pedersen
1928–1989 (age 61)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Jørgen Pedersen was a celebrated singer known for his lyrical warmth and mentorship.