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 11 people) - Page 2
Wilhelm Pfannenstiel
German physician
Ursula Katharina von Baden-Durlach
Hartmut Stegemann
German theologian
Rudolph Goclenius the Younger
German physician ‧ Rudolph Goclenius' son
Anna of Katzenelnbogen
1443–1494
Eduard Grüneisen
German physicist
Theodor Ferdinand Alexander Winkler
German historian
Friedrich Matz
German art historian
Margareta von Mansfeld
Ernest I, Duke of Brunswick's daughter
Bultmann
German theologian
