Christian Blangstrup
1857–1926 (age 69)
Garnison Cemetery
Christian Blache
1838–1920 (age 82)
Garnison Cemetery
Christian Blache painted Denmark’s maritime landscapes with a lyric sensitivity that honored both sea and sailor.
Walter Christmas
1861–1924 (age 63)
Garnison Cemetery
Walter Christmas was a Danish screenwriter of the early cinema era.
Anton Fløystrup
1851–1926 (age 75)
Garnison Cemetery
Anton Fløystrup advanced gynecological care with compassion, mentorship, and a steadfast concern for women’s health.
Peder Bentsen Pedersen
1869–1920 (age 51)
Solbjerg Park Cemetery
Peder Bentsen Pedersen was a Danish sculptor of the late 19th century.
Emmanuel Prytz
1846–1922 (age 76)
Solbjerg Park Cemetery
Emmanuel Prytz served with disciplined judgment and nurtured the next generations of Danish military leaders.
Christopher Mundt
1844–1925 (age 81)
Solbjerg Park Cemetery
Christopher Mundt was a Danish physician of the 19th century.
J. L. Lybecker
1862–1923 (age 61)
Solbjerg Park Cemetery
J. L. Lybecker was a thoughtful writer whose inclusive prose encouraged reflection on life and society.
Anna Helene Mariane baronesse Løvenskiold
1839–1921 (age 82)
Butterup Church
Anna Helene Mariane, Baroness Løvenskiold, was a Danish noblewoman.
Hakon Jørgensen
1879–1927 (age 48)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Hakon Jørgensen upheld justice with rigor and compassion, guiding the legal community with steady judgement.
Theodor Høffding
1845–1925 (age 80)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Theodor Høffding was a Danish engineer of the late 19th century.
Immanuel Bang
1874–1924 (age 50)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Immanuel Bang advanced the role of careful statistical thinking in public life and education.
Nicolai Julius Holm
1842–1922 (age 80)
Bispebjerg Cemetery
Nicolai Julius Holm was a Danish physician of the 19th century.
August Tuxen
1853–1929 (age 76)
Garnison Cemetery
August Tuxen upheld Denmark’s defenses through thoughtful leadership and a genuine care for his fellow officers.
Ove Krak
1862–1923 (age 61)
Garnison Cemetery
Ove Krak was a Danish physician of the late 19th century.
C.F. Thomsen
1855–1926 (age 71)
Garnison Cemetery
Architect C.F. Thomsen left several public buildings that continue to reflect thoughtful craftsmanship and civic purpose...
Hans Wright
1854–1925 (age 71)
Garnison Cemetery
Hans Wright was a Danish architect of the late 19th century.
J.C.A. Schwarz-Nielsen
1847–1922 (age 75)
Garnison Cemetery
Veterinarian J.C.A. Schwarz-Nielsen was trusted by agricultural communities for his calm expertise and steadfast care.
Anders Christian Andersen
1874–1928 (age 54)
Hellerup Cemetery
Anders Christian Andersen was a Danish author of the late 19th century.
Jannik Petersen Bjerrum
1851–1920 (age 69)
Hellerup Cemetery
Ophthalmologist Jannik Petersen Bjerrum balanced technical expertise with empathetic care for his patients’ vision.
Ivar Knudsen
1861–1920 (age 59)
Hellerup Cemetery
Ivar Knudsen was a Danish businessperson of the late 19th century.
Frederik Hey
1857–1925 (age 68)
Hellerup Cemetery
Merchant Frederik Hey was respected for fair commerce and steady leadership that supported his community.
Carl Vilhelm Prytz
1857–1928 (age 71)
Hellerup Cemetery
J. F. S. Dorph-Petersen
1845–1927 (age 82)
Vestre Cemetery
Actor J. F. S. Dorph-Petersen inspired audiences and colleagues with sincere performances and mentorship.
Andreas Sophus Emil Hoffgaard
1851–1925 (age 74)
Vestre Cemetery
Peter Vedel
1862–1922 (age 60)
Vestre Cemetery
Engineer Peter Vedel combined inventive thinking with practical implementation to support national development.
Frederik Vermehren
1865–1921 (age 56)
Vestre Cemetery
P.A. Heiberg
1864–1926 (age 62)
Vestre Cemetery
Archivist P.A. Heiberg protected valuable records, preserving the stories of his community for future generations.
Emil Vilhelm Rolsted
1848–1928 (age 80)
Vestre Cemetery
Marinus Kristensen
1891–1928 (age 37)
Vestre Cemetery
Editor Marinus Kristensen promoted thoughtful publishing that honored diverse perspectives and integrity.
Oliver Bishop Harriman
1887–1926 (age 39)
Vestre Cemetery
J. Schmidt
1845–1923 (age 78)
Vestre Cemetery
Veterinarian J. Schmidt offered calm, expert care that strengthened both animals and their caretakers.
Lauritz Christensen
1858–1925 (age 67)
Vestre Cemetery
Carl Valdemar Kraft
1849–1924 (age 75)
Vestre Cemetery
Judge Carl Valdemar Kraft was known for measured judgments and steadfast integrity in the courtroom.
Frederik Bagge
1861–1928 (age 67)
Vestre Cemetery
Christian Benedict Flagstad
1867–1921 (age 54)
Vestre Cemetery
Writer Christian Benedict Flagstad quietly shaped Norwegian letters.
P. V. Elmholt
1883–1927 (age 44)
Vestre Cemetery
H.C. Vogt
1848–1928 (age 80)
Holmen Cemetery
Engineer H.C. Vogt helped modernize Norway’s infrastructure with steady resolve.
Inger Melchior
1889–1929 (age 40)
Holmen Cemetery
Eyvind Kornbeck
1882–1924 (age 42)
Holmen Cemetery
Actor Eyvind Kornbeck brought depth and warmth to the Norwegian stage.
Emil Carl Lund
1855–1928 (age 73)
Holmen Cemetery
Ursula Dahlerup
1840–1925 (age 85)
Holmen Cemetery
Industrialist Ursula Dahlerup exemplified entrepreneurial vision and perseverance.
Einar Holbøll
1865–1927 (age 62)
Ordrup Cemetery
Einar Holbøll was a Danish postmaster who served his community with distinction.
Arthur Ivan Allin
1847–1926 (age 79)
Nordre Cemetery
Composer Arthur Ivan Allin enriched Norwegian music with lyrical craftsmanship.
Harald Jensen
1851–1925 (age 74)
Nordre Cemetery
Harald Jensen was a Danish politician who served his country with dedication.
Vilhelm Puck
1844–1926 (age 82)
Nordre Cemetery
Architect Vilhelm Puck balanced elegance and practicality in his enduring designs.
Eduard Ludvig Frederik Springborg
1848–1927 (age 79)
Nordre Cemetery
Eduard Ludvig Frederik Springborg was a Danish civil servant of distinction.
Astrid Blume
1872–1924 (age 52)
Nordre Cemetery
Head teacher Astrid Blume inspired generations with steady leadership and care.
Vincentz Charles Lindhardt
1850–1922 (age 72)
Nordre Cemetery
Vincentz Charles Lindhardt was a Danish priest devoted to his pastoral ministry.
Valdemar Kornerup
1865–1924 (age 59)
Garnison Cemetery
Painter Valdemar Kornerup offered contemplative visions of Norway’s world.