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.
People died in Chur (First 49 people) - Page 6
Steve Sumner
English-New Zealand football player
Ivan Vladimirovich Michurin
Russian plant scientist
Hripsime
Martyr
Llew Summers
Sculptor
John Corbet of Sundorne
Gerhard Lagerstråle
Hans Wachtmeister the younger
Swedish writer
Alf Grabe
Wilhelm Bergsten
Artist
Marshall Broomhall
British missionary
Ernst Edelstam
Fabian Edelstam's father
Sir William St Quintin, 1st Baronet
Ulrik Vilhelm von Düben
Military personnel
Signe Sohlman
Textile artist
Anton Sjögren
Kerstin Bergh-Bergman
Painter
Verner Detlov von Schwerin
Swedish chamberlain
Stephen Blaire
American prelate
Beata Cronhielm af Hakunge
August Bebel
German Politician
Robert Jones
Film producer
Ivan Thelmé
Musician
Walter Larsson
Pianist
Leon Landgren
Musician
Gustaf Ulfsparre
Swedish military personnel
Bror von Geijer
Anders Gustaf Örbom
Military officer
Daniel Sysoev
Priest
Hugh Murray-Aynsley
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
André François du Bois, Lord of Liezele
Roland W.
German singer
Tom McGuigan
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Alice Wallenberg
Opera singer
Axel Adlersparre
Adolf Eugène von Rosen
Victor von Stedingk
Hans Ericson
Carl Skogman
Daniel Landquist
Swedish writer
Euphrosyne Rizo-Rangabé
Adelaide Rettig
Rolf von Heidenstam
Swedish executive
Adam Mauritz August von Eckermann
Lorentz Leopold von Horn
Swedish military personnel
Carl Gustaf von Otter
Naval officer
Tore Herlin
Swedish designer
Carolina Camitz