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Ohlsdorf cemetery

April 14, 2015

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In order of death:

Johann Jacob Brahms (1806-1872), Doublebass player, Father of Johannes Brahms (1833-1897): K31 (267-270).
Hans von Bulow (1830-1894), Conductor and pianist: V22 (1-8).
Katharina Klafsky (1855-1896), Soprano: X5 (408-409).
Max Achenbach Alvary (1851-1898), Tenor: G10 (74-76).
Otto Goritz (1873-1929).
Wilhelm Birrenkoven (1865-1955).
Martha Winternitz-Dorda (1880-1958).

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