Jena
Jena is a German city known for the Optical Museum, displaying vintage Zeiss microscopes and a spectacles collection. Planetary projections and musical laser shows take place at the Zeiss Planetarium. Nearby, the Botanical Garden has a tropical greenhouse and medicinal plants. The Karmelitenklosterruine is the remains of a 15th-century monastery. The Saaleradweg cycle path follows the Saale River through the city. ― Google
People died in Jena (First 49 people) - Page 1
Maurice Schmidt
Peter Petersen
Educator
Paul Schultze-Naumburg
German architect
Roland Ducke
German football player
Johann Gustav Stickel
German theologian
Johann Georg von Hahn
Diplomat
Max Wien
German physicist
Alexander Brückner
German historian
Johanna Schopenhauer
German author
Heinrich Luden
German historian
Moritz Schmidt
Carl Peter
German historian
Carl Zeiss
German businessman
Eduard Jan
German university teacher
Olaf Neumann
Mathematician
Wilhelm Kämmerer
Mathematician
Bernhard II, Duke of Saxe-Jena
King
Harald Fritzsche
Football player
Heinrich Döring
German writer
Ludwig Knorr
German chemist
Johann Gottfried Bernhard Bach
German musician
Karl von Bardeleben
University teacher
Anna Sethe
German writer ‧ Ernst Haeckel's wife
Johann Nicolaus Bach
German composer ‧ Johann Christoph Bach's son
Werner Meinhof
German art historian
Ernst Naumann
German composer
Franz-Joachim Verspohl
Art historian
Clemens von Delbrück
Former Vice-Chancellor of Germany
Severus Gastorius
Cantor
Karl-Heinz Ducke
German author
Heinrich Gerland
Politician
Reinhold Trautmann
German translator
Rudolf Christoph Eucken
German philosopher
Heinrich Erfle
German optician
Michael Stifel
German monk
Friedbert Ficker
Art historian
Henry Siedentopf
German physicist
Erhard Schnepf
German theologian
Johannetta of Sayn-Wittgenstein
Walter Haeckel
German painter ‧ Ernst Haeckel's son
Karl Dove
German geographer
Pauline Härtel
Johannetta, Countess of Sayn-Altenkirchen
Member of the Sponheim family
Richard Adelbert Lipsius
German theologian
Georg Adam Struve
German legal professional
Felix Auerbach
German physicist
Burkhard Gotthelf Struve
German librarian