19th-century Lutherans

Finnish physician, philologist and collector of traditional Finnish oral poetry (1802-1884)

German historian and founder of modern source-based history (1795-1886)

King of Greece (r. 1863–1913)

German painter, poet and cartoonist (1832–1908)

Hungarian politician (1802–1894)

Finland’s national poet, author of Finland’s national anthem, Swedish-speaking writer and poet (1804–77)

German educator

German writer

Slovak poet, philosopher, linguist, publicist, politician and writer (1815–1856)

Dutch statesman (1798-1872)

German-Jewish-born British entrepreneur and news agency founder (1816–1899)

Danish and Swedish royal

Prussian queen consort (1801-1873)

Baltic German admiral (1797–1882)

Historian, political writer (1834-1896)

German bodybuilder and strongman (1867–1925)

German explorer of Australia (1813-1848)

German physician, traveller and Turkish-Egyptian colonial governor (1840-1892)

German philosopher and theologian (1814-1908)

German mathematician (1833–1902)

Austrian artist (1845-1916)

German orientalist and theologian (1786–1842)

German byzantinist (1856-1909)

Slovak writer, journalist, politician, and protestant priest (1817-1888)

German missionary in China (1803-1851)

Danish novelist and poet, lyricist (1789–1862)

Whitechapel murder victim

German theologian (1822-1889)

German Lutheran theologian and hebraist (1813-1890)

Finnish folk poetry researcher, professor, poet, hymn writer, translator and journalist (1835–1888)

Swedish poet, author, hymnwriter (1832–1903)

Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (1832-1913)

German missionary and explorer (1810-1881)

architect (1805–1874)

German lawyer and politician (1802-1861)

German Lutheran theologian (1859–1906)

German legal scholar and politician (1799–1875)

German theologian (1863-1914)

German philosopher (1830–1904)

American politician (1847-1902)

Slovak writer (1813–1887)

German Lutheran churchman and neo-Lutheran theologian (1802-1869)

German dramatist (1784-1852)

Croatian linguist (1816–1895)

German entomologist (1807-1879)

German philologist 1825-1891

German geodesist (1794–1885)

German scholar (1851–1913)

Slovak poet and linguist (1811–1870)

Ukrainian poet (1811–1866)

German Protestant theologian (1823–1907)

Baltic German theologian (1817–1889)

President of the Frankfurt Parliament, of the Reichstag and the Reichsgericht (1810-1899)

Swedish hymnwriter and preacher (1816–1868)

American Mesoamericanist and entomologist (1825-1910)

German politician (1824–1902)

German Lutheran theologian and Old Testament commentator (1807–1888)

German theologian and welfare reformer (1808–1881)

German theologian and historian (1810-1877)

Baltic German poet (1826-1901)