Marburg
Marburg is a German town north of Frankfurt. It's home to Philipps University, founded in 1527. The Alstadt, or old town, includes half-timbered houses and the hilltop Landgrafenschloss, a castle with exhibits on sacred art and regional history. Bars and cafes line Marktplatz square and the narrow streets surrounding it. The 13th-century, Gothic-style St. Elizabeth's Church holds a shrine with the saint's remains.
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Friedrich Matz
German art historian
Heinrich Freudenstein
German beekeeper
Emil von Behring
German physiologist
Oskar Werner
Austrian stage actor
Paul Natorp
German philosopher
Rudolf Bultmann
German theologian
Rudolf Otto
German theologian
Ekkehard Jost
Musical artist
Wilhelm Mommsen
German historian
Ludwig Enneccerus
German author
Elizabeth of Hungary
Saint
Prince George Alexandrovich Yuryevsky
Heinrich von Sybel
German historian
Friedrich Albert Lange
German philosopher
Erich Hückel
German physicist
Ferdinand Justi
German linguist
Ernst Gottfried Baldinger
Botanist
Kurt Hensel
German mathematician
Tom Mutters
Adolf Jülicher
German scholar
Agnes Günther
Writer
Henry I, Landgrave of Hesse
Hanno Drechsler
Politician
Karl von Auwers
German chemist
Christian Ludwig Gerling
Professor of mathematics
Reinfried Pohl
German entrepreneur
Reinhard Kühnl
German author
Hans Meerwein
German chemist
Friedrich Kohlrausch
German physicist
Dietrich Tiedemann
Wolfgang Klafki
German fiction writer
Gerhard Jahn
Former German Federal Minister of Justice
Sophie of Thuringia, Duchess of Brabant
Duke of Brabant
Ludwig Dehio
German archivist
Johann Dryander
German physician
Arnold KrummHeller
Doctor
Duchess Hedwig of Württemberg
Conrad Moench
German botanist
Carl Bantzer
Painter
Karl Friedrich Geldner
German linguist
Ludwig von Sybel
German archaeologist
Georg Voigt
Former Lord Mayor of Frankfurt
Gustav Jenner
German composer
Johann Viktor Bredt
German jurist
Karl Ernst Nipkow
German theologian
Ludwig Hassenpflug
Politician
Otto Kaiser
German theologian
