Hanover
Hanover is the capital and largest city of the German state of Lower Saxony. Its 535,932 inhabitants make it the 13th-largest city in Germany as well as the fourth-largest city in northern Germany after Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen.
People died in Hanover (First 49 people) - Page 2
Richard Lehners
Helmut Kentler
German psychologist
Theo Altmeyer
German tenor
Wolrad, Prince of Schaumburg-Lippe
Karl Karmarsch
University teacher
Ursula Peysang
Singer
Wolfgang Bergmann
Auteur
Yvonne Georgi
German choreographer
Eduard Pestel
German Politician
Curd Ochwadt
Writer
Erich Wegner
German painter
Otto Gleichmann
German artist
Gottlieb Christian Crusius
Eberhard Sauppe
German librarian
Ludwig Bieringer
German soldier
Boris Goldstein
Musician
Ernst Lehnhardt
German physician
Arnold Brunckhorst
German organist
Louis Stromeyer
German surgeon
Adolf-Friedrich Kuntzen
German general
Siegfried Macholz
Military personnel
Wilhelm Dommes
German military commander
Kurt Gaede
Paul Schubring
German art historian
Joachim Leuschner
German medieval historian
Friedrich-Wilhelm Bock
German commander
Clara Harris
Alexander May
Actor
Hajo Hoffmann
Musical artist
Ernst Friedrich Hector Falcke
German author
Friedrich Gottlieb Bartling
German botanist
Vollrath Lübbe
German general
Wilhelm Zobl
Musical artist
Paulus Stolzmann
Military officer
Klaus-Ernst Behne
Musicologist
Anna Ilse Moritzen
William Herschel's mother
Gertrud von Hindenburg
German noblewoman
Werner Holtfort
German author
Karl Ewald Hasse
German physician
Joseph Gauss
Geodesist
Karl Seubert
German chemist
Johann Georg Heinrich Feder
German philosopher
Alexander Buechner
Author
Heinz Nixdorf
German businessman
Hermine Stindt
German freestyle swimmer
Jürgen Seifert
German author
Hedwig Wachenheim
German Politician
