Switzerland
Switzerland is a mountainous Central European country, home to numerous lakes, villages and the high peaks of the Alps. Its cities contain medieval quarters, with landmarks like capital Bern’s Zytglogge clock tower and Lucerne’s wooden chapel bridge. The country is also known for its ski resorts and hiking trails. Banking and finance are key industries, and Swiss watches and chocolate are world renowned. ― Google
People died in Switzerland (First 49 people) - Page 19
Ulrich Weidmann
Swiss painter
Josef Hoop
Former Prime Minister of Liechtenstein
Gion Antoni Derungs
Composer
Martin Allgöwer
Surgeon
Räto Tschupp
Conductor
Daniel von Salis-Soglio
Military officer
Claus Moser
Former Director of the Central Statistical Office of United Kingdom
Kaspar de Carl ab Hohenbalken
Anton Gisler
Theologian
Willy Padrutt
Swiss jurist
Lucius of Britain
Saint
Martin Bundi
Swiss politician
Andreas Gadient
Politician
Maximilian von Waldburg-Wolfegg-Waldsee
Max Devrient
German stage actor
Paul Kruger
Former State President of the South African Republic
Donald Brun
Graphic designer
Carl Hilty
Swiss lawyer
Lev Mechnikov
Geographer
Stacy Aumonier
British writer
Alexandre Vinet
Swiss critic
Joseph Bovet
Composer
Elisabeth Furtwängler
German writer
Dimitry Markevitch
Cellist
Léon Metchnikoff
Marcel Schwander
Swiss journalist
Roby Seidel
Swiss saxophonist
Edgar Brandt
French ironworker
Jean-Philippe Maitre
Swiss Politician
Émile Chambon
Swiss painter
Denis van Berchem
University teacher
Gilbert Rist
Swiss educator
JeanDaniel Colladon
Swiss physicist
Isabelle de Charrière
Dutch-Swiss writer
Max Theynet
Artist
George de Mestral
Swiss engineer
Éric Gaudibert
Swiss composer
FrançoisRodolphe de Weiss
Swiss writer
Claude Haldi
Swiss motorsports racing driver
Jean Balissat
Composer
Isabelle Morel
Swiss writer
James Hadley Chase
Writer
Samuel Gonard
Marie Charlotte Amélie Jeanneret-Perret
Le Corbusier's mother
Oona O'Neill
Actress
Bronisław Huberman
Polish Violinist
François-Louis Cailler