Giessen
Giessen is town in central Germany, north of Frankfurt. It's known for the Mathematikum, a museum focused on math, with hands-on experiments. Next door, the Liebig Museum has chemistry exhibits, plus the lab of 19th-century scientist Justus von Liebig. Part of the University of Giessen, the Botanical Garden was founded in 1609 and has thousands of plant species. Northwest, Burg Gleiberg castle overlooks the town.
People died in Giessen (First 47 people) - Page 0
Robert Feulgen
German physician
Wolfgang Achtner
Edlef Köppen
German writer
Wilhelm Bousset
German author
Thea Altaras
German architect
Jakob Altaras
German physician
Rudolf Buchheim
German pharmacologist
HorstEberhard Richter
German psychoanalyst
Dietrich von Denffer
German botanist
Hermann von Ihering
Brazilian-German biographer ‧ Rudolf von Jhering's son
Friedrich Herrlein
German general
Friedrich Wiese
German general
Wilhelm Sievers
Helene Holzman
German painter
Heinrich Ernst Schirmer
German architect
Hildegard Hetzer
Austrian psychologist
Sophie Renate Reuss of Köstritz
Prince Heinrich I Reuss of Köstritz's mother
Eugen Netto
German mathematician
Gustav Spörer
German astronomer
Hans Winderstein
German conductor
Christa Habrich
German pharmacist
Friedrich Engel
German mathematician
georg haas
Israeli paleontologist
İlhan Bardakçı
Turkish journalist
KarlWilhelm von Schlieben
Ludwig Schlesinger
German mathematician
Étienne Laspeyres
German economist
Helge Pross
Wilfried Kuhn
German physicist
Johann Jacob Rambach
German theologian
Karl-Wilhelm von Schlieben
German general
A. Scharmann
German physicist
Horst-Eberhard Richter
German psychoanalyst
Richard Hess
Sculptor
Willy Zschietzschmann
Author
Wolfram Martini
Author
Kurt Reinhard
German musicologist
Christian Heinrich Schmid
Writer
Wilhelm Hanle
German physicist
Toni Hämmerle
Composer
Alfred Söllner
Author
Hermann Flörke
Military personnel
Wilhelm Oncken
German historian
Ludwig Linkmann
German actor
Robert Bouffier
Volker Bouffier's father
Julie Marezoll
