Marburg
Marburg is a German town north of Frankfurt. It's home to Philipps University, founded in 1527. The Alstadt, or old town, includes half-timbered houses and the hilltop Landgrafenschloss, a castle with exhibits on sacred art and regional history. Bars and cafes line Marktplatz square and the narrow streets surrounding it. The 13th-century, Gothic-style St. Elizabeth's Church holds a shrine with the saint's remains.
People died in Marburg (First 49 people) - Page 1
Rudolf Gercke
General
Siegfried Keil
Theologian
Stephan H. Pfürtner (Stephan . . .
German theologian
Karl Christ
German author
Wilhelm Viëtor
German educator
herbert hensel
German author
Louis IV, Landgrave of Hesse-Marburg
Willi Enke
German psychiatrist
Dietrich Claude
German author
August Friedrich Christian Vilmar
German theologian
walter schnell
Physician
Theodor Waitz
German psychologist
roderich schmidt
German historian
Erich Hoppmann
Economist
August Ubbelohde
German jurist
Arnold Krumm-Heller
German doctor
Hans Friebertshäuser
Anna Ritter
German poet
Gerhard Hoffmann
Carl Heinz Ratschow
German theologian
Stephan H. Pfürtner (Stephan Pfürtner)
German theologian
Robert Budzinski
German painter
Hermann Müller-Karpe
German archaeologist
Christian Heinrich Bünger
Kurt Dehnicke
Chemist
Gustav A. Lienert
Psychologist
Rudolf Reinhardt
German jurist
Albrecht von Blumenthal
Else Spinola
Emil von Behring's wife
Klaus Reich
German philosopher
Walter Koppel
German film producer
Friedrich Klein
German jurist
Aino Henssen
Richard von Schubert
Theodor Zincke
German chemist
Julius Ebbinghaus
German philosopher
Johann Friedrich Ahlfeld
German gynecologist
Carl H. Ratschow
Theologian
Alfred Benninghoff
Author
Karl Budde
German theologian
Walther Ziesemer
University teacher
Henry III, Landgrave of Upper Hesse
Wilhelm Walcher
German physicist
Max Kommerell
German literary historian
Rudolph Goclenius
German philosopher
Otto-Herman Frey
Archaeologist
Franz Ludwig Fick
German doctor
