Bern
Bern, the capital city of Switzerland, is built around a crook in the Aare River. It traces its origins back to the 12th century, with medieval architecture preserved in the Altstadt (Old Town). The Swiss Parliament and diplomats meet in the Neo-Renaissance Bundeshaus (Federal Palace). The Französische Kirche (French Church) and the nearby medieval tower known as the Zytglogge both date to the 13th century. ― Google
People died in Bern (First 49 people) - Page 4
Hans Fischli
Artist
Sigmund Freudenberger
Swiss painter
Hans Rudolf Kurz
Author
Berchtold Haller
Max Fueter
Sculptor
Daniel Beat Ludwig Funk
Watchmaker
Rudolf von Tavel
Swiss journalist
Theo Hirsbrunner
Swiss musicologist
Jakob Emanuel Handmann
Swiss painter
Rosa Neuenschwander
Julie von May
Emmeril Kahn Mumtadz
Ridwan Kamil's son
Maria Bernoulli
Photographer
Simon Schenk
Former Member of the National Council of Switzerland
Rudolf Killias
Ice hockey coach
Ettore Rossi
Physician
Graciela Aranis
Chilean painter
Arthur March
Austrian physicist
Johannes Geiss
German physicist
Joseph Victor Widmann
Journalist
Ewald Weibel
Swiss biological scientist
Michaela Paetsch
American Violinist
Gunnar Berg
Norwegian painter
Harald Kreutzberg
German dancer
Hansjürgen Müller-Beck
German author
Emmiril Khan Mumtadz
Ridwan Kamil's son
A. E. Wilder-Smith
British chemist
Theodor Tobler
Swiss entrepreneur
Tristan de Montholon
French diplomat
Marguerite Frey-Surbek
Swiss painter
Adolf Reichel
Swiss orchestra conductor and composer
George Morton Eden
Ernst Linck
Swiss painter
Jan Paweł Lelewel
Polish engineer
Joseph Viktor Widmann
Writer
Alexander P. Engelhardt
Civil servant
Manley Power
British general
Kris Kovick
American writer
Agustín Bardi
Argentine pianist
Quirino Cristiani
Argentine animation director
Pedro Pompilio
Businessman
Aurora del Mar
Argentine film actress
Pedro Perea
Former United States Representative
Henry W. Cushman
Former Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts
Sumner Welles
Former United States Under Secretary of State
Hans Dreier
Film art director
George B. Post
Former President of the American Institute of Architects