Ulm
Ulm is a city in the south German state of Baden-Württemberg, founded in medieval times. In the center is the huge Gothic Ulm Minster, a centuries-old church. Its steeple has views of the city and, in clear weather, the Alps. The Town Hall has an early-Renaissance facade, murals and a 16th-century astronomical clock. Half-timbered houses line the narrow alleys of the Fischerviertel, an area close to the River Danube.
People died in Ulm (First 39 people) - Page 1
Hanns Hubmann
German photographer
Martin Zeiler
German author
Martin Krampen
German artist
Ferdinand Heim
German general
Henry Suso
Writer
Hans Multscher
German sculptor
Hans Acker
German stained-glass artist
Gustav Knittel
Commander
Joseph Furttenbach
German architect
Friedrich Vordemberge-Gildewart
German painter
F. W. Ahnefeld
Josef Knoll
German agronomist
Wilhelm Runge
Electrical engineer
F. Schröter
German physicist
Theodor M. Fliedner
Hans Hartwig
German composer
Fritz Nestle
Friedrich W. Ahnefeld
Anesthesiologist
Mykola Chebotariv
Wolfgang Heidenfeld
Chess player
Duke Charles Henry of Württemberg
Frederick II Eugene, Duke of Württemberg's son
Ulrich Krafft
Theologian
Hanna Köhler
Actress
Albrecht Berblinger
Peter Wackernagel
Art director
Bartholomäus Zeitblom
German painter
Michel Erhart
German Sculptor
Niklaus Weckmann
German Sculptor
Albrecht Berblinger
Tailor
Otto Geigenberger
German painter
Felix Fabri
Swiss theologian
Iris Runge
German mathematician
Ferdinand von Österreich
Max Eyth
German engineer and writer
Matthäus Ensinger
Architect
Archduke Ferdinand of Austria
Robert Munro, 18th Baron of Foulis
Zymprecht Linz
Landlord
