Structural engineer. His work in designing the George Washington Bridge in New York, The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge in New York, each one longer and more stupendous than the last, came to symbolize the glamour of American engineering.
| 1898–1986 | Paul Tournier |
| 1857–1913 | Ferdinand de Saussure |
| 1884–1922 | Hermann Rorschach |
| 1915–2005 | Brother Roger of Taize |
| 1862–1945 | Leonhard Ragaz |
| 1896–1980 | Jean Piaget |
| Born 1928 | Hans Küng |
| 1875–1961 | Carl Jung |
| 1877–1962 | Hermann Hesse |
| 1828–1910 | Henri Dunant |
| 1887–1965 | Le Corbusier |
| 1818–1897 | Jacob Burckhardt |
| 1857–1939 | Eugen Bleuler |
| 1886–1968 | Karl Barth |
| 1905–1988 | Hans Balthasar |
