People and places

Notable graves

Dornhalden Cemetery Stuttgart: Documented notable people, biographical context and guidance for finding their graves.

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People and memorials

Selected people

Biographies and grave information
  1. Shared grave of Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin and Jan-Carl Raspe

    Notable people

    Andreas Baader

    1943–1977

    Shared grave of Andreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin and Jan-Carl Raspe

    RAF member buried at Dornhalden Cemetery in 1977 together with Gudrun Ensslin and Jan-Carl Raspe.

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This guide introduces selected biographies and graves connected with Dornhalden Cemetery Stuttgart, including Andreas Baader. It is not a complete account of the people buried at the cemetery.

Locating the graves

The map below marks the grave of Andreas Baader. Open the relevant point for orientation and keep any available section, row and grave number with you for the final approach.

The embedded map on this page contains only precisely located graves from the selection. The general cemetery map adds entrances and other orientation points; those points are not grave references.

Images for recognition

No grave or memorial photograph is shown for the selected people. Rely on the exact grave reference from City of Stuttgart – Cemetery Operations rather than on an assumed visual match.

Ask about another person

Send City of Stuttgart – Cemetery Operations the full name, known life dates, possible spelling variants and an approximate burial period. Ask specifically for the section, row and grave number. Include Auf der Dornhalde, Gew. 8, 70597 Stuttgart so the enquiry identifies Dornhalden Cemetery Stuttgart when the operator manages more than one cemetery.

Finding the graves

Notable graves on the map

1 selected grave with a mapped location at Dornhaldenfriedhof Stuttgart.

AddressAuf der Dornhalde, Gew. 8, 70597 Stuttgart

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The numbering links each grave to its marker on the map.

The markers support on-site orientation. Use the cemetery map for paths and access.

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