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Bonn, Germany

LOCATION

Official Website:
http://www.bonn.de/

Population:
313,605 (2004)

Bad Godesberg and Beuel were incorporated into Bonn in 1969.

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
University of Bonn
 

COMPANY HEADQUARTERS

CompanyFounded
Deutsche Telekom
1996
Deutsche Post
1995
Deutsche Postbank
1995
T-Mobile
1992

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Klaus Barbie
Government
25-Oct-1913 25-Sep-1991 The Butcher of Lyon
Ludwig van Beethoven
Composer
17-Dec-1770 26-Mar-1827 Prominent composer
Mathias Döpfner
Business
15-Jan-1963   CEO of Axel Springer AG
Johann Hittorf
Physicist
27-Mar-1824 28-Nov-1914 Fluorescence in vacuum tubes

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Friedrich Wilhelm August Argelander
Astronomer
22-Mar-1799 17-Feb-1875 Durchmusterung
Heinrich Böll
Novelist
21-Dec-1917 16-Jul-1985 The Train Was On Time
Rudolf Clausius
Physicist
2-Jan-1822 24-Aug-1888 Second Law of Thermodynamics
Ludwig Erhard
Head of State
4-Feb-1897 5-May-1977 German Chancellor, 1963-66
Heinrich Hertz
Physicist
22-Feb-1857 1-Jan-1894 Discoverer of electromagnetic radiation
Friedrich August Kekulé
Chemist
7-Sep-1829 13-Jul-1896 Predicted benzene ring
Heinrich Lübke
Head of State
14-Oct-1892 6-Apr-1972 President of Germany, 1959-69
Wilhelm Marx
Head of State
15-Jan-1863 5-Aug-1946 German Chancellor 1923-25, 1926-28
Wolfgang Paul
Physicist
10-Aug-1913 6-Dec-1993 Co-Inventor of the ion trap
Julius Plücker
Mathematician
16-Jul-1801 22-May-1868 Analytical geometry
August Wilhelm von Schlegel
Scholar
8-Sep-1767 12-May-1845 Über dramatisch Kunst und Literatur



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