St. Gallen
St. Gallen is a city south of Lake Constance (Bodensee), in northeastern Switzerland. It's home to the Abbey of St. Gall, a monastery of various architectural styles including baroque. The complex includes a library with a rich collection of ancient books, and a twin-towered cathedral. Nearby, the Textile Museum details this important local trade. Many buildings in the old town have decorative bay windows.
People died in St Gallen (First 40 people) - Page 0
József Winkler
Football player
Notker Labeo
Wiborada
Anchoress
Notker Balbulus
Poet
Ratpert of Saint Gall
Writer
Notker Balbulus
Poet
Julius Perlis
Austrian chess player
Notker Balbulus
Poet
Salcia Landmann
Writer
Paul Jaray
Engineer
Kurt Felix
Swiss television presenter
Kurt Furgler
Former President of the Swiss Confederation
Gallus Jacob Baumgartner
Swiss statesman
Hans Krüsi
Swiss painter
Ferdinand Fürchtegott Huber
Swiss composer
Carl Walter Liner
Swiss painter
Johann Jakob Weilenmann
Swiss mountaineer
Arthur Hoffmann
Former Member of the Swiss Federal Council
Joachim Vadian
Hans Christoph Binswanger
Economist
Grete Tugendhat
Ota Šik
Economist
Beate UhseRotermund
German pilot
Konrad Stäheli
Olympic athlete
Aleksandar Benko
Croatian footballer
Tuotilo
Monk
Paul Huber Musician
Composer
Željko Perušić (Жељко Перушић)
Croatian footballer
Arnold Otto Aepli
Swiss jurist
Jakob Laurenz Sonderegger
Swiss physician
Željko Perušić
Croatian footballer
Johannes Duft
Librarian
Emanuel Stickelberger
Author
Elinor von Opel
Gunter Sachs' mother
Gustav IV Adolf
King
Infante Jaime, Duke of Segovia
Beate Uhse-Rotermund
German aircraft pilot
Elise Honegger
Swiss journalist
Johannes Prinz von und zu Liechtenstein
Prince Johannes of Liechtenstein's son