Bern
Bern, the capital city of Switzerland, is built around a crook in the Aare River. It traces its origins back to the 12th century, with medieval architecture preserved in the Altstadt (Old Town). The Swiss Parliament and diplomats meet in the Neo-Renaissance Bundeshaus (Federal Palace). The Französische Kirche (French Church) and the nearby medieval tower known as the Zytglogge both date to the 13th century. ― Google
People died in Bern (First 49 people) - Page 2
Albert Welti
Swiss painter
Eduard Herzog
Swiss theologian
Emil Sonderegger
Swiss biographer
Fritz Kolbe
German diplomat
Hans Fries
Swiss painter
Hans Schaffner
Swiss Politician
Heinrich Rothmund
Swiss jurist
Helene von Mülinen
Swiss author
Henri, Duke of Rohan
Jakob Annasohn
Arthur Furer
Swiss musician
Élie Ducommun
Swiss peace activist
Émil Goeldi
Brazilian-Swiss naturalist
Erich Gruner
Swiss social historian
Eugène Borel
Swiss Politician
Eugène Ruffy
Swiss Politician
Giuseppe Motta
Former Member of the Swiss Federal Council
James Jeffrey Roche
Irish-American poet
Hermann Siegfried
Swiss cartographer
Josef Munzinger
Swiss Politician
Karl Schenk
Former President of the Swiss Confederation
Karl Tellenbach
Kurt Wasserfallen
Swiss politician
Kurt von Fischer
Swiss musicologist
Lily Klee
German teacher ‧ Paul Klee's wife
Georg Ledebour
German Politician
Elsbeth Pulver
Author
Infanta Adelgundes, Duchess of Guimarães
Johann Jacob Ferber
Author
Markus Feldmann
Former Member of the Swiss Federal Council
Martin Hesse
Photographer ‧ Hermann Hesse's son
Maria Bernoulli
Photographer ‧ Hermann Hesse's ex-wife
Paul Trappe
Sociologist
Paul von Krüdener
Diplomat
Alfred Amonn
Austrian economist
Heinrich Greinacher
Physicist
Fabian Kuratli
Swiss musician
Jakob Steiner
Swiss mathematician
Princess Juliane of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld
Princess of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld
Rafael Bernal
Mexican diplomat
Stephan Jaeggi
Swiss composer
Valery Tarsis
Writer
Walter Hauser
Former Member of the Swiss Federal Council
Jürg Neuenschwander
Swiss organist
Chlöisu Friedli
Vocalist
Joachim Heer
Swiss Politician
Arthur Crispien
Former Minister of Interior and Deputy Prime Minister of the Free People's State of Württemberg
