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Vladimirs Bukovskis
1867–1937 (age 70)
Forest Cemetery
Vladimirs Bukovskis was a respected Latvian judge who contributed significantly to the development of the nation's legal...
Ernests Vīgners
1850–1933 (age 83)
Forest Cemetery
Composer Ernests Vīgners is honored for blending Latvian folk traditions with classical music.
Pāvils Rozītis
1889–1937 (age 48)
Forest Cemetery
Pāvils Rozītis was a notable Latvian writer whose literary contributions enriched the nation's cultural heritage.
Piotr Fedders
1868–1936 (age 68)
Forest Cemetery
Architect Piotr Fedders is remembered for designs that harmonized tradition with modern life.
Pēteris Šmits
1869–1938 (age 69)
Forest Cemetery
Pēteris Šmits was a distinguished Latvian ethnologist whose scholarly work preserved the nation's cultural traditions.
Jānis Buivids
1864–1937 (age 73)
Forest Cemetery
Military officer Jānis Buivids is honored for his steadfast dedication to Latvia's defense.
Lizete Iesmiņa-Mihelsone
1872–1934 (age 62)
Forest Cemetery
Lizete Iesmiņa-Mihelsone was a skilled Latvian actress who contributed to the development of the nation's theatrical tr...
Alfrēds Andersons
1879–1937 (age 58)
Forest Cemetery
Politician Alfrēds Andersons is remembered for advocating inclusive and thoughtful governance.
Kārlis Irbe
1861–1934 (age 73)
Forest Cemetery
Kārlis Irbe was an influential Latvian politician whose leadership contributed to the development of the independent na...
Egon Knopp
1876–1933 (age 57)
Forest Cemetery
Politician Egon Knopp is remembered for his steady contributions to Latvia’s political life.
Antons Austriņš
1884–1934 (age 50)
Forest Cemetery
Antons Austriņš was a notable Latvian writer whose literary contributions enriched the nation's cultural heritage.
Jekabs Jansevskis
1865–1931 (age 66)
Forest Cemetery
Jekabs Jansevskis chronicled Latvian rural life with a respectful lyricism that helped shape national literature.
Austra Skujiņa
1909–1932 (age 23)
Forest Cemetery
Austra Skujiņa was a talented Latvian writer whose literary promise was recognized despite her untimely death.
Jēkabs Kukainis
1858–1935 (age 77)
Forest Cemetery
Jēkabs Kukainis dedicated himself to public service, advocating for education and fair representation during a formativ...
Karl Johann von Blacher
1867–1939 (age 72)
Forest Cemetery
Karl Johann von Blacher was a respected chemist whose scientific work advanced the field of chemistry in the Baltic regi...
Jānis Akuraters
1876–1937 (age 61)
Forest Cemetery
Jānis Akuraters shaped Latvian literary modernism through poetry, drama, and a lifelong devotion to the performing arts...
Gustavs Zemgals
1871–1939 (age 68)
Forest Cemetery
Gustavs Zemgals was a respected Latvian lawyer whose professional contributions advanced the nation's legal system.
Jānis Pommers
1876–1934 (age 58)
Pokrov Cemetery
Jānis Pommers sought to cultivate understanding among Latvia's diverse communities while guiding civic life with integr...
Pēteris Radziņš
1880–1930 (age 50)
Brothers' Cemetery
Sergey Vinogradov
1869–1938 (age 69)
Pokrov Cemetery
Sergey Vinogradov painted luminous landscapes and tender portraits that captured the shifting moods of his era.
Nikolai Lavrinovski
1875–1930 (age 55)
Pokrov Cemetery
Mikołaj Huebbenet
1862–1931 (age 69)
Pokrov Cemetery
Mikołaj Huebbenet devoted his political energy to balancing progress and tradition while attending to the needs of ordi...
Kliment Dydorov
1885–1938 (age 53)
Pokrov Cemetery
S. R. Mint͡slov
1870–1933 (age 63)
Pokrov Cemetery
S. R. Mint͡slov explored the inner lives of Latvians through poetry and prose that combined curiosity with moral seriou...
Sergey Nurenberg
1864–1933 (age 69)
Pokrov Cemetery
Maryanna Cherkasskaya
1875–1934 (age 59)
Pokrov Cemetery
Maryanna Cherkasskaya's radiant voice brought beloved operatic heroines to life across theatres of her time.
Dāvids Sīmansons
1859–1933 (age 74)
Brothers' Cemetery
Vladimir Kosinsky
1864–1938 (age 74)
Pokrov Cemetery
Vladimir Kosinsky devoted his career to clarifying economic policy and advancing practical approaches to national develo...
Nikolai Malikoff
1874–1931 (age 57)
Pokrov Cemetery
Alfrēds Audze
1897–1930 (age 33)
Brothers' Cemetery
Alfrēds Audze served with devotion in the military efforts that secured Latvia's independence and stability.
Konstantīns Visotskis
1864–1938 (age 74)
Pokrov Cemetery
Kārlis Baltiņš
1873–1939 (age 66)
Brothers' Cemetery
Kārlis Baltiņš is remembered for his kindly steadiness and commitment to community life.
Dmitry Grigoryev
1866–1932 (age 66)
Pokrov Cemetery
Dāvids Rudzītis
1881–1939 (age 58)
Forest Cemetery
Dāvids Rudzītis is honored for the gentle steadiness he brought to his community.
Pēteris Siecenieks
1865–1930 (age 65)
Forest Cemetery
Wilhelm Ostwald
1853–1932 (age 79)
Great Cemetery
Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932) was a Riga-born Nobel Prize-winning chemist buried at Wilhelm Ostwald Park in Germany.
Karl Reinhold Kupffer
1872–1935 (age 63)
Great Cemetery
Jānis Ruberts
1874–1934 (age 60)
Great Cemetery
Jānis Ruberts is remembered for his compassionate care and enduring dedication to medicine.
Matīss Ārons
1858–1939 (age 81)
Great Cemetery
Karl Löwis of Menar
1855–1930 (age 75)
Great Cemetery
Karl Löwis of Menar is honored for his thoughtful architectural contributions.
Aleksandrs Dauge
1868–1937 (age 69)
Great Cemetery
Krišjānis Ķergalvis
1856–1936 (age 80)
Great Cemetery
Krišjānis Ķergalvis is remembered for his honorable leadership in business.
Hermanis Hilbigs
1860–1939 (age 79)
Great Cemetery
Pēteris Zālīte
1864–1939 (age 75)
Great Cemetery
Pēteris Zālīte is hailed for his steady and thoughtful political leadership.
Woldemar Pussull
1883–1939 (age 56)
Great Cemetery
Ādams Ārgals
1851–1937 (age 86)
Great Cemetery
Ādams Ārgals is cherished for the encouragement and wisdom he offered as a teacher.
Aleksandrs Būmanis
1881–1937 (age 56)
Forest Cemetery
Andrejs Krastkalns
1868–1939 (age 71)
Forest Cemetery
Andrejs Krastkalns is remembered for his calm and principled defense of justice.
Ansis Gulbis
1873–1936 (age 63)
Forest Cemetery
Antons Benjamiņš
1860–1939 (age 79)
Forest Cemetery
Antons Benjamiņš is honoured for his principled journalism and devotion to public discourse.