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Heinrich Scheel

1829–1909 (age 80)

Great Cemetery

Fricis Brīvzemnieks

1846–1907 (age 61)

Great Cemetery

Writer Fricis Brīvzemnieks celebrated Latvian resilience through lyrical prose.

Aleksandr Nikolayevich Chudinov

1843–1908 (age 65)

St. Peter and St. Paul Church

Anton Buchholtz

1848–1901 (age 53)

Great Cemetery

Jurist Anton Buchholtz served with fairness and dedication to the public good.

August Reinberg

1860–1908 (age 48)

Great Cemetery

Kārlis Augusts Līventāls

1844–1900 (age 56)

Great Cemetery

Scientist Kārlis Augusts Līventāls advanced knowledge through curious and collaborative study.

Ludwig Wilhelm Kerkovius

1831–1904 (age 73)

Great Cemetery

Kristaps Bergs

1843–1907 (age 64)

Great Cemetery

Businessperson Kristaps Bergs balanced enterprise with a commitment to community welfare.

Rudolf Faltin

1830–1918 (age 88)

Jelgava

Eduard Pulpe

1880–1916 (age 36)

Riga

Engineer Eduard Pulpe helped fortify Riga through thoughtful infrastructural innovations.

Kārlis Ziediņš

1885–1919 (age 34)

Riga

Rudolph Dohnberg

1864–1918 (age 54)

Riga

Rudolph Dohnberg shaped Riga with architecture that remains admired today.

Joseph Poklewski Koziell

1876–1911 (age 35)

Riga

Федор Стефанович Демянцевич

1835–1912 (age 77)

Daugavpils

Федор Стефанович Демянцевич is remembered for his steady pastoral care in Daugavpils.

Jānis Poruks

1871–1911 (age 40)

Forest Cemetery

Vilis Olavs

1867–1917 (age 50)

Forest Cemetery

Vilis Olavs inspired national consciousness through his thoughtful writing.

Janis Rozentāls

1866–1916 (age 50)

Forest Cemetery

Wilhelm Neumann

1849–1919 (age 70)

Great Cemetery

Wilhelm Neumann combined architectural practice with scholarship for Riga's cultural benefit.

Kārlis Mīlenbahs

1853–1916 (age 63)

Great Cemetery

Kārlis Mīlenbahs was a prominent Latvian philologist whose scholarly contributions significantly advanced the study of...

George Armitstead

1847–1912 (age 65)

Great Cemetery

George Armitstead advanced Riga through thoughtful engineering and civic leadership.

Boris Mansurov

1828–1910 (age 82)

Holy Trinity Cathedral, Riga

Boris Mansurov was a writer whose literary contributions enriched Latvian cultural life in the early 20th century.

Mariya Mansurova

1833–1914 (age 81)

Holy Trinity Cathedral, Riga

Mariya Mansurova is remembered for generous philanthropy that uplifted Riga's people.

Reinhold Georg Schmaeling

1840–1915 (age 75)

Great Cemetery

Reinhold Georg Schmaeling was an architect whose designs contributed to Latvia's architectural heritage.

Nikolajs Alunāns

1859–1919 (age 60)

Great Cemetery

Nikolajs Alunāns enriched Latvian culture through his expressive compositions.

Roberts Tautmīlis-Bērziņš

1873–1915 (age 42)

Great Cemetery

Roberts Tautmīlis-Bērziņš was an actor who contributed to the development of Latvian theatre.

Alexander Weber

1848–1910 (age 62)

Great Cemetery

Alexander Weber upheld journalistic integrity while faithfully chronicling his times.

Elza Žiglevica

1898–1919 (age 21)

Great Cemetery

Elza Žiglevica was a military personnel who served Latvia during a critical period in the nation's history.

Voldemārs Matvejs

1877–1914 (age 37)

Great Cemetery

Voldemārs Matvejs explored modern forms with a contemplative painter's eye.

Henrijs Visendorfs

1861–1916 (age 55)

Great Cemetery

Henrijs Visendorfs was a merchant who contributed to Latvia's economic development.

Jānis Krauze

1894–1919 (age 25)

Great Cemetery

Jānis Krauze was admired for athletic dedication that inspired his community.

Jēkabs Duburs

1866–1916 (age 50)

Great Cemetery

Jēkabs Duburs was an actor whose performances contributed to the development of Latvian theatre.

Kārlis Neiburgers

1869–1918 (age 49)

Forest Cemetery

Kārlis Neiburgers was an architect whose thoughtful contributions left a quiet yet lasting imprint on the communities h...

Edvards Vulfs

1886–1919 (age 33)

Forest Cemetery

Edvards Vulfs was a writer whose literary works contributed to Latvian cultural life.

Jānis Zālītis

1874–1919 (age 45)

Brothers' Cemetery

Jānis Zālītis was a lawyer guided by integrity who served his community with quiet resolve.

Fricis Roziņš

1870–1919 (age 49)

Brothers' Cemetery

Fricis Roziņš was a politician who served Latvia during a critical period in the nation's development.

Nikolajs Grundmanis

1896–1919 (age 23)

Brothers' Cemetery

Nikolajs Grundmanis was a military officer whose service reflected courage and loyalty to his country.

Andrejs Stūris

1895–1915 (age 20)

Brothers' Cemetery

Andrejs Stūris was a rifleman who served in Latvia's military forces during the struggle for independence.

Jānis Gavenas

1895–1915 (age 20)

Brothers' Cemetery

Jānis Gavenas is remembered with reverence at the Brothers' Cemetery for his part in a generation of resolve.

Jekabs Voldemars Timma

1896–1915 (age 19)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Barons

1900–1919 (age 19)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Barons was a military officer whose commitment reflected a deep devotion to his nation’s well-being.

Kārlis Fihtenbergs

1886–1919 (age 33)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Frikhofs

1889–1917 (age 28)

Brothers' Cemetery

Kārlis Frikhofs was a military officer remembered for his steadfast service during challenging times.

Pauls Sturms

1897–1917 (age 20)

Brothers' Cemetery

Emīls Dārziņš

1875–1910 (age 35)

Mārtiņa cemetery

Emīls Dārziņš was a composer whose poignant music endures as a cherished part of Latvia’s cultural legacy.

Eduards Brencēns

1885–1929 (age 44)

Riga

Augusts Dombrovskis

1845–1927 (age 82)

Riga

Augusts Dombrovskis is remembered for his enduring presence and contributions to the city of Riga.

Francis Trasuns

1864–1926 (age 62)

Rēzekne

Teodors Breikšs

1855–1922 (age 67)

Liepāja

Teodors Breikšs was a devoted teacher remembered for his wise and encouraging mentorship in Liepāja.

Rainis

1865–1929 (age 64)

Rainis Cemetery

Giorgi Machutadze

1874–1922 (age 48)

Pokrov Cemetery

Giorgi Machutadze was dedicated military personnel whose service is honored at Pokrov Cemetery.