Groningen
Groningen is a city in the northern Netherlands. Its central Grote Markt square is home to the centuries-old Martinitoren clock tower. The adjoining Martinikerk is a large Gothic church with frescoes and a baroque organ. Set on a canal, the futuristic Groninger Museum showcases modern and contemporary art, plus ceramics. The Northern Maritime Museum traces the history of shipbuilding and shipping in the region.
People died in Groningen (First 49 people) - Page 0
Philipp Volland
German merchant
Johan Sickinghe
Politician
Albert Eckhout
Dutch painter
Elisabeth Geertruida Wassenbergh
Painter
Simon Bingelhelm
Rick van der Linden
Dutch composer
Fritzi Harmsen van Beek
Remco Campert's ex-wife
Dirk Coster
Literary critic
Jean Barbeyrac
Jurist
Franciscus Gomarus
Dutch theologian
Mic Christopher
American singer-songwriter
Ubbo Emmius
Historian
Albert Eckhout
Dutch painter
Th. P. van Baaren
Dutch poet
Hindericus Scheepstra
Writer
Johan Jacob Antonie Goeverneur
Dutch author
Bert Röling
Jurist
Jack Middelburg
Dutch motorcycle road racer
Klaas Heeroma
Author
Adriaan Blaauw
Dutch astronomer
Horst Gerson
Johann Heinrich Alting
Menso Alting's son
Gerardus Heymans
Dutch philosopher
Jan Altink
Dutch painter
Floris Takens
Mathematician
Cornelis Bos
Engraver
Isaac Lipschits
Dutch historian
Ernst Kossmann
Dutch historian
Jannes de Vries
Artist
Gerrit Siebe Overdiep
Dutch linguist
Johan Dijkstra
Artist
Ruurd Elzer
Artist
Marten Klompien
Dutch painter
Jan van der Zee
Artist
Herman A. Verbeek
Dutch politician
Sabrina Vlaskalic
Serbian guitarist
Henri de Wolf
Dutch painter
Jantina Tammes
Dutch botanist
Jo van Dijk
Dutch painter
george stam johannes worp
Composer
Luuk Tinbergen
Dutch ornithologist
Nico Bulder
Dutch illustrator
George de Lalaing, Count of Rennenberg
Politician
Theodorus van Swinderen
Jannes van der Wal
Dutch draughts player
J. A. Feith
Dutch jurist
Otto Bonsema
Association football player
