Deaths in the 1960s - BurialMap

Gedalyahu Fuchs

1911–1966 (age 55)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Association football coach Gedalyahu Fuchs helped cultivate sportsmanship and enthusiasm for football across the norther...

Avraham Ṿinshal

1893–1968 (age 75)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Avraham Ṿinshal (1893–1968) was a respected lawyer and legal advocate.

1884–1964 (age 80)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Educator Se'ev Carmi shaped the emerging school system by fostering dedicated teachers and a rich Hebrew curriculum.

1904–1964 (age 60)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Yocheved Traub (1904–1964) was a talented singer and performer.

Kfar Giladi- Tel-Hai Cemetery

Shmuel Hefter is remembered for his quiet but crucial support of the Kfar Giladi and Tel-Hai communities.

1882–1961 (age 79)

Kfar Giladi- Tel-Hai Cemetery

Saadia Paz was a dedicated pioneer of early Jewish settlement in Palestine.

Mordechai Teitelman

1888–1968 (age 80)

Kfar Giladi- Tel-Hai Cemetery

Mordechai Teitelman devoted his life to the early settlement of Kfar Giladi and Tel-Hai, embodying the pioneering resolv...

Dov Meʼir Robman

1895–1967 (age 72)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Rabbi Dov Meʼir Robman was a revered spiritual leader and scholar.

1913–1968 (age 55)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Composer Zvi Halevi left behind lyrical works that continue to echo the spirit of daily life in Israel.

Shmuel Vilensky

1897–1966 (age 69)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Shmuel Vilensky was a distinguished military officer who served his nation with dedication.

Moshe Morgenstern

1906–1962 (age 56)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Moshe Morgenstern was a dedicated wrestler whose passion helped build Israel’s sports culture.

1904–1962 (age 58)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

David Wittman was a talented architect whose designs shaped his community's built environment.

Abraham Zaliouk

1903–1965 (age 62)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Abraham Zaliouk was a devoted educator whose guidance helped build strong foundations for his students.

1891–1964 (age 73)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Fritz Schiff was a devoted curator whose work preserved cultural heritage.

Shlomo Narinsky

1885–1960 (age 75)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Shlomo Narinsky was a thoughtful photographer whose images preserved the nascent spirit of his community.

Nathan Robinson

1904–1964 (age 60)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Nathan Robinson was an accomplished physicist whose research advanced scientific understanding.

Eliezer Lubrani

1898–1965 (age 67)

Hof HaCarmel Cemetery

Eliezer Lubrani was a steadfast supporter of communal life, nurturing friendships and goodwill.

Ze'ev Chavatzelet

1922–1962 (age 40)

Beit Alfa and Heftsiba Common Cemetery

Ze'ev Chavatzelet was a talented composer whose works enriched cultural life.

Óscar Diego Gestido

1901–1967 (age 66)

Central Cemetery of Montevideo

Óscar Diego Gestido was a Uruguayan military officer who served his nation during the early and mid-20th century.

Luis Batlle Berres Pérez

1897–1964 (age 67)

Central Cemetery of Montevideo

Statesman remembered for steady leadership and civic vision.

1906–1964 (age 58)

Central Cemetery of Montevideo

Benito Nardone was a Uruguayan politician who participated in the nation's political affairs during the 1950s and 1960s.

Carmen Barradas

1888–1963 (age 75)

Central Cemetery of Montevideo

Composer whose music spoke to the soul of her time.

Humberto Pittamiglio

1887–1966 (age 79)

Central Cemetery of Montevideo

Humberto Pittamiglio was a notable Uruguayan architect whose work influenced the architectural landscape of Uruguay.

1938–1968 (age 30)

cementerio de la verga

Student whose bravery became an emblem of hope.

Germán Barbato

1896–1965 (age 69)

cementerio de la verga

Germán Barbato was a Uruguayan teacher who dedicated his life to education and student development.

1886–1960 (age 74)

British Cemetery Montevideo

Football coach whose leadership molded the early game.

1939–1968 (age 29)

Cementerio del Norte

Susana Pintos was a young Uruguayan student whose life ended in 1968.

Mária Rázusová-Martáková

1905–1964 (age 59)

Liptovský Mikuláš

Štefan Barnáš

1900–1964 (age 64)

Štefan Barnáš is honored in the Prešov Region for his devoted pastoral care.

Magda Lokvencová

1916–1966 (age 50)

Artúr Szalatnai-Slatinský

1891–1961 (age 70)

Architect Artúr Szalatnai-Slatinský contributed to shaping Bratislava’s evolving cityscape with a thoughtful moderni...

1921–1966 (age 45)

Jozef Brešťanský

1926–1968 (age 42)

Judge Jozef Brešťanský upheld the principles of fairness and calm authority in every case he encountered.

József Csárszky

1886–1962 (age 76)

Cathedral of St. Elizabeth

1889–1967 (age 78)

Mayor Pavol Novák championed steady civic improvement in Dolný Kubín through attentive leadership.

1901–1962 (age 61)

Slávičie údolie cemetery

1892–1964 (age 72)

Slávičie údolie cemetery

Actor Ján Borodáč was celebrated for his warm stage presence and his encouragement of fellow performers.

1909–1968 (age 59)

Slávičie údolie cemetery

1951–1968 (age 17)

Slávičie údolie cemetery

Apprentice Olaf Čermák showed promise and gracious steadiness in every task he undertook.

1923–1968 (age 45)

Slávičie údolie cemetery

1915–1968 (age 53)

Slávičie údolie cemetery

Driver Jozef Kadura was known for his steady professionalism and caring spirit on every journey.

František Hečko

1905–1960 (age 55)

National Cemetery in Martin

Ján Valašťan Dolinský

1892–1965 (age 73)

National Cemetery in Martin

Writer Ján Valašťan Dolinský celebrated Slovak culture through lyrical prose that honored everyday life.

Pavol Peter Gojdič

1888–1960 (age 72)

Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist

Jozef Cíger-Hronský

1896–1960 (age 64)

National Cemetery in Martin

Writer Jozef Cíger-Hronský shaped a Slovak literary conscience through novels that mirrored the nation’s resilience.

Želmíra Gašparíková

1901–1968 (age 67)

National Cemetery in Martin

1905–1969 (age 64)

National Cemetery in Martin

Writer Jozef Lettrich championed democratic principles through measured and persuasive prose.

1886–1968 (age 82)

National Cemetery in Martin

1952–1968 (age 16)

St. Martin cemetery

Apprentice Peter Legner displayed an earnest desire to learn and a kindhearted presence among his peers.