Karlsruhe
Karlsruhe is a city in southwestern Germany. Housed in a former weapons factory, the vast ZKM Center for Art and Media includes video, audio and interactive installations. In the city center, the tower of the 18th-century Karlsruhe Palace offers views of Karlsruhe's fan-shaped layout. The palace houses the Baden State Museum, with exhibits spanning prehistory to the present. ― Google
People died in Karlsruhe (First 49 people) - Page 3
Emil Wachter
Carl Lautenschläger
German chemist
Walter Bussmann (Walter Bußmann)
German historian
Princess Mathilde of Waldeck and Pyrmont
Duke Eugen of Württemberg's mother
Alex Möller
German Politician
Friedrich Hauss
German theologian
Heinz Schönfeld
Wilhelm Lübke
German art historian
Gerhard Fritz
German chemist
Michael Nüchtern
German theologian
Hans-Wolfgang Reinhard
German general
Duchess Elisabeth Alexandrine of Württemberg
Charles III William, Margrave of Baden-Durlach
Emanuel Vogel
German chemist
Gustav Schönleber
German painter
Johann Ludwig Edwald
Theologian
Reinhard Lettau
German writer
Rudolf Metz
Geologist
Hermann Baisch
German painter
Michael Bernays
German literary historian
Hans-Justus Rinck
German author
Heinrich Köhler
Former Minister of Finance of the Weimar Republic
Hermann Volz
Sculptor
Manfred Bruns
German biographer
Otto Ammon
German anthropologist
Karl Hoff
Painter
Franz Mone
Historian
Franz Marmon
Jurist
Hans-Joachim Böhme
German Politician
Joseph Aloys Schmittbaur
German composer
Carl Mannich
German chemist
Paul-Werner Hozzel
Oskar Stäbel
Arto Satukangas
Pianist
Wilhelm Gutmann
German Politician
Sigismund von Reitzenstein
Former Minister of state of the Grand Duchy of Baden
Ewald Roscher
Kurt Sommerlatt
German footballer
Rudolf Enseling
W. A. Lay
Pedagogue
Amalie Kärcher
German painter
Sophie Ley
Painter
gunzi heil kuno bärenbold
German author
Ernst Fries
German painter
Emil Mazuw
Politician
Luigi Colani
German industrial designer
August Frank