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Friedrich Fichter
1869–1952 (age 83)
Wolfgottesacker
Georges Passavant
1862–1952 (age 90)
Wolfgottesacker
Georges Passavant was a fair-minded judge who guided others with wisdom and compassion.
Hans Iselin
1878–1953 (age 75)
Friedhof am Hörnli
Albrecht Mayer
1875–1952 (age 77)
Friedhof am Hörnli
Albrecht Mayer was a painter who captured the serenity of Swiss landscapes with grace.
Albert Meyer
1870–1953 (age 83)
Fluntern Cemetery
Emil Abderhalden
1877–1950 (age 73)
Fluntern Cemetery
Emil Abderhalden was a physician whose compassion accompanied his scientific dedication.
Nora Barnacle
1884–1951 (age 67)
Fluntern Cemetery
Emil Oprecht
1895–1952 (age 57)
Fluntern Cemetery
Emil Oprecht was a publisher who nurtured Swiss literature and thoughtful public discourse.
Leo Wehrli
1870–1954 (age 84)
Fluntern Cemetery
Fritz Evariste Pruppacher
1899–1958 (age 59)
Fluntern Cemetery
Fritz Evariste Pruppacher was a jurist who balanced legal rigor with a humane perspective.
Marie Panthès
1871–1955 (age 84)
Cemetery of Kings
Edgar Junod
1883–1955 (age 72)
Cemetery of Kings
Edgar Junod was a journalist devoted to uncovering truth and sharing it with care.
François Ruchon
1897–1953 (age 56)
Cemetery of Kings
René Gouzy
1877–1952 (age 75)
Cemetery of Kings
René Gouzy was a geographer who fostered appreciation for landscapes through dedicated study.
Pedro Meylan
1890–1954 (age 64)
Cemetery of Kings
Hrant Pasdermadjian
1904–1954 (age 50)
Cemetery of Kings
Hrant Pasdermadjian was a historian whose work connected cultures through shared narratives.
Hermann Haller
1880–1950 (age 70)
Private Cemetery High Promenade
Maria Margaretha Stähelin
1870–1959 (age 89)
Wolfgottesacker
Maria Margaretha Stähelin was a writer whose work reflected warmth and resilience.
Maria Louise Fichter-Bernoulli
1877–1959 (age 82)
Wolfgottesacker
Anna Oehler
1882–1951 (age 69)
Wolfgottesacker
Geneva poet Anna Oehler offered tender reflections on nature and the human spirit.
Mathilde Paravicini
1875–1954 (age 79)
Wolfgottesacker
Alfred Bertholet
1868–1951 (age 83)
Wolfgottesacker
Writer Alfred Bertholet chronicled the currents of culture with humane insight.
Wilhelm Lutz
1888–1958 (age 70)
Wolfgottesacker
Hans Schneider
1888–1953 (age 65)
Wolfgottesacker
Art historian Hans Schneider cultivated a deeper appreciation for the narratives of European art.
Alfred Sarasin-Iselin
1865–1953 (age 88)
Wolfgottesacker
Alfred Sarasin-Iselin was a prominent Swiss banker whose career spanned nearly nine decades of financial service.
Josef Escher
1885–1954 (age 69)
Glis
Lawyer Josef Escher represented his clients with a steadfast commitment to fairness.
Markus Feldmann
1897–1958 (age 61)
Schosshalden cemetery
Markus Feldmann was a Swiss politician whose career in public service spanned the mid-twentieth century.
August Simonius
1885–1957 (age 72)
Wolfgottesacker
University teacher August Simonius inspired generations through thoughtful pedagogy.
Ernst Möckli
1886–1958 (age 72)
Höngg
Ernst Möckli was a Swiss resident of Höngg whose life spanned the late nineteenth and mid-twentieth centuries.
Alphonse Laverrière
1872–1954 (age 82)
Bois-de-Vaux Cemetery
Architect Alphonse Laverrière shaped Geneva’s cityscape with elegant, human-centered designs.
Hans Lodeizen
1924–1950 (age 26)
Bois-de-Vaux Cemetery
Hans Lodeizen was a Dutch writer of considerable promise whose life was cut short at the age of twenty-six.
Leonty
1914–1956 (age 42)
Russian Orthodox Church of Geneva
Deacon Leonty provided devoted pastoral care to the Orthodox faithful in Geneva.
Amaury de La Grange
1888–1953 (age 65)
Rehalp Cemetery
Amaury de La Grange was a Swiss politician whose career spanned the early-to-mid twentieth century.
Thomas Mann
1875–1955 (age 80)
Kilchberg cemetery
Screenwriter Thomas Mann translated his narrative mastery to film with psychological depth.
Ludwig Klages
1872–1956 (age 84)
Kilchberg cemetery
Ludwig Klages was an eminent German psychologist and philosopher whose theories significantly influenced twentieth-centu...
Erich Kleiber
1890–1956 (age 66)
Cemetery Hönggerberg
Composer Erich Kleiber wrote music that united tradition with expressive innovation.
Karl Geiser
1898–1957 (age 59)
Cemetery Hönggerberg
Karl Geiser was a Swiss photographer whose work documented and celebrated his nation's culture and landscape.
Rudolf Zinggeler
1864–1954 (age 90)
Kilchberg cemetery
Photographer Rudolf Zinggeler chronicled life with clarity and heartfelt observation.
Willem Mengelberg
1871–1951 (age 80)
Friedhof Friedental
Willem Mengelberg was a legendary Dutch conductor and composer whose revolutionary approach to music profoundly influenc...
Johann Jacob Heil
1884–1957 (age 73)
Rosenberg cemetery
Johann Jacob Heil was a respected politician whose steady leadership and thoughtful dedication strengthened his communit...
Heinrich Fehlmann
1880–1952 (age 72)
Rosenberg cemetery
Heinrich Fehlmann was a Swiss organizational leader and chairperson whose administrative work spanned the late nineteent...
Hans Koblet
1890–1957 (age 67)
Rosenberg cemetery
Hans Koblet was a celebrated association football player whose passion for the game united and uplifted his community.
Hedwig Arbenz-Huber
1910–1955 (age 45)
Rosenberg cemetery
Hedwig Arbenz-Huber was a Swiss women's rights activist whose courageous advocacy advanced gender equality and social ju...
Werner Reinhart
1884–1951 (age 67)
Rosenberg cemetery
Werner Reinhart was an industrialist noted for his balanced commitment to enterprise, community, and the arts.
Alfred Büchi
1879–1959 (age 80)
Rosenberg cemetery
Carl Montag
1880–1956 (age 76)
Rosenberg cemetery
Carl Montag was an art dealer celebrated for his refined eye and passionate support of artistic expression.
Ernst Bachmann
1879–1955 (age 76)
Rosenberg cemetery
Rudolf Ernst
1865–1956 (age 91)
Rosenberg cemetery
Rudolf Ernst was a dedicated politician whose thoughtful service and steady leadership left a lasting impression in his ...
Rudolf Jung
1882–1958 (age 76)
Rosenberg cemetery
Hedy Hahnloser-Bühler
1873–1952 (age 79)
Rosenberg cemetery
Hedy Hahnloser-Bühler was a painter whose sensitive artistry and support for creative collaboration inspired her peers ...