Dachau concentration camp survivors

Austrian Holocaust survivor, psychiatrist, philosopher and author (1905–1997)

French physicist (1924-2010)

German theologian (1892–1984)

French politician (1872–1950)

German politician and economist (1877–1970)

Chancellor of Austria (1897-1977)

German general (1884–1972)

German philosopher (1869-1946)

Slovenian writer (1913–2022)

Austrian-American child psychologist and writer (1903–1990)

prosaist, short story writer, publisher, and radio editor (1914-1980)

Greek military leader and politician (1883-1955)

Austrian politician, minister, chancellor (1902–1965)

German politician (1895-1952)

Polish writer and journalist (1922-1951)

Greek politician (1903-1973)

Serbian bishop and saint (1880–1956)

Head of the House of Wittelsbach

Hungarian politician (1887–1967)

Prince of Prussia (1907-1994)

German general (1878-1966)

Austrian politician (1898-1972)

Last Crown Princess of Bavaria (1899–1954)

Duke of Parma (1889–1977)

Austrian Archduke and Tuscan heir (1872-1942)

younger daughter of Grand Duke Kirill of Russia and Princess Victoria Melita of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1909-1967); wife of Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia

German jurist, soldier, and member of the resistance against Adolf Hitler (1907-1980)

German prince, head of the Electoral House of Hesse and member of the Nazi Party (1896-1980)

Israeli economist (1926-2012)

Hungarian Italian writer and film director

Austrian Noble (1902–1962)

German businessman (1873-1951) and politician (NSDAP)

Head of the House of Wittlesbach (1955-1996)

Czech poet, journalist, singer, actor, musician, composer, playwright adviser, playwright and director communist (1904–1959)

Slovenian painter and engraver (1909-2005)

Catholic cardinal (1911-2007)

Czech painter and sculptor (1882–1953)

Lithuanian librarian, activist, and Holocaust survivor (1894–1970)

Austrian nobleman (1904–1954)

Bavarian Royal

Italian LGBT rights activist and antifascist (1924–2023)

French writer (1917–1990)

German politician (1888-1967)

German politician (1895-1936)

Bavarian Royal (1923-2010)

chemical engineer, inventor of Blissymbolics (1897–1985)

German police chief (1874-1973)

German general (1890–1946)

Italian nationalist, fascist politician (1865-1952)

German politician (1875-1950)

French resistance fighter, concentration camp survivor and politician (1899-1970)

German art critic (1890-1965)

German priest, founder of the International Schoenstatt Movement (1885–1968)

Cleric, prisoner of war (1881–1950)

Polish actor (1911-1978)

American lawyer (1929–2015)

German association football executive (1884-1961)

Canadian champion of women's right to safe, legal abortion (1923–2013)

Austrian physician (1903-1952)

Slovene-Serbian actor and director (1926–2005)