Chur
Chur is an Alpine city and the capital of the Graubünden canton in eastern Switzerland. Winding streets in the car-free old town lead to the 13th-century, three-naved Cathedral of the Assumption, in the courtyard of the Bishop's Palace. The Brambrüesch aerial cableway ascends to a plateau with trails, panoramic views and winter ski slopes. From Chur, the Bernina Express train crosses the Alps into Italy.
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Stuart Roosa
American aeronautical engineer
Abraham Flexner
American critic
Hugh Scott
Actor
Dina Kaminskaya
Lawyer
Alpo K. Marttinen
Finnish-American soldier
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Engineer
Leonard F. Chapman Jr.
General
Jed Johnson Jr.
American Politician
William G. Hyland
Bernard W. Rogers
Military personnel
Richard G. Stilwell
J. Walter Christie
American engineer
Harold Morowitz
American biophysicist
J. Russell Tuten
Former United States Representative
Georges Bégué
French engineer
Robert W. Grow
Senior officer
Gheorghe Calciu-Dumitreasa
Priest
Jerome Ambro
Former United States Representative
James L. Holloway Jr.
Commanding officer
Herman Carl Andersen
Former United States Representative
Lyn Nofziger
Former White House Political Director
Brent Scowcroft
Former National Security Advisor of the United States
Marion L. Boswell
Military personnel
Francis Greenlief
Rushdi Said
Author
William Y. Smith
General
William R. Smedberg III
Military personnel
James S. Gracey
Commanding officer
Marietta Minnigerode Andrews
Donn J. Robertson
Military personnel
Hattie Caraway
Former United States Senator
Arthur McCashin
Olympic athlete
Francis L. Garrett
Anders Jobs
Swedish organist
Johan Martin Munktell
Henrik Munktell
Musician
Johan Gustaf Samuel de Maré
Civil servant
Hans Peter Eggertz
Swedish chemist
Rutger Lagercrantz
Physician
Allan Schulman
Swedish journalist
Carl David Skogman
Blanche Bonde
Birger Mörner
Swedish writer
Brita Ribbing
Welam Wachtmeister
Henning Wachtmeister's son
Sir Thomas Jackson, 1st Baronet
Maria Odencrantz
