Göttingen
Göttingen is a German town known for its university. The Old Botanical Garden has a collection of medicinal plants and an arboretum. In the town's rampart-ringed medieval center, the Altes Rathaus is a centuries-old town hall. Outside, stands the Gänseliesel, an iconic fountain topped by a statue of a little girl with a goose. Southeast, the 19th-century Bismarck Tower offers views of the town and surrounding forest.
People died in Gottingen (First 32 people) - Page 5
Julius Gierke
Jurist
Adolf Soetbeer
German economist
Karl Dilthey
German archaeologist
Hans Zenker
Ernst König
Military personnel
Ernst Rode
German military personnel
Johann Dominicus Fiorillo
German painter
Richard August Reitzenstein
Josef Fleckenstein
German historian
Ulrich Schöllkopf
German chemist
Manfred Eigen
German chemist
Paul ten Bruggencate
German astronomer
Heinrich Schrader
German botanist
Eva J. Engel
Hans-Heinrich Voigt
German astronomer
Johann Friedrich Ludwig Goeschen
Writer
Jörg Baur
German theologian
Wolfgang Lange
Philologist
Eduard Hermann
German linguist
Elisabeth Staiger
Teacher
Friedrich Spitta
German theologian
Georg Friedrich Sartorius
German historian and economist
Louis Gauss
Carl Friedrich Gauss' son
Anna Klein
Felix Klein's wife
Leopold Matthieu
Painter
Otto the Mild
Albert II, Duke of Brunswick's son
Ernst Ehlers
German author
Rudolf Smend
German author
Georg Wilhelm Boehmer
Theologian
Eric Oxenstierna
Swedish historian and archaeologist
Hans von Berlepsch
German ornithologist