List of members of the Swiss Zofinger Association

The list includes selected members (scientists, writers, artists, politicians) of the Swiss Zofinger Association founded in 1819 .

image	Surname	Lifetime	section	Remarks
	Albert Bitzius known as Jeremias Gotthelf	1797-1854	Bern	Theologian, writer, co-founder of the Swiss Zofinger Association
	Louis Vulliemin	1797-1879	Vaud	Theologian, co-founder of the Vaud section of the Swiss Zofinger Association
	Gottlieb Ludwig Studer	1801-1889	Bern	Theologian, historian, co-founder of the Swiss Zofinger Association
	Johann Rudolf Schneider	1804-1880	Bern	Doctor, politician, initiator of the Jura waters correction
	Jonas Furrer	1805-1861		Lawyer, member of the first Swiss Federal Council and first Federal President of Switzerland
	Eduard Blösch	1807-1866	Bern	Lawyer, politician, President of the Federal Supreme Court
	Johann Caspar Bluntschli	1808-1881		Legal scholar and politician
	Johann Konrad Kern	1808-1888	Basel	Editor of the Swiss Federal Constitution , first President of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court , co-founder of the ETH Zurich , National Council , Council of States , Ambassador
	Ulrich Ochsenbein	1811-1890	Bern	General, member of the first Swiss Federal Council
	Georg von Wyss	1816-1893	Zurich	historian
	Jacob Burckhardt	1818-1897	Basel	historian
	Alfred Escher	1819-1882	Zurich	Politician, industrialist and railway pioneer
	Johann Jakob Sulzer	1821-1897	Zurich	Politicians and entrepreneurs
	Rudolf Schatzmann	1822-1886	Bern	Pastor, farmer and agricultural reformer
	Victor Luffy	1823-1869	Vaud	Politician ( National Council ), also member of the Belles-Lettres and Helvetia
	Conrad Ferdinand Meyer	1825-1898	Zurich	Poet of realism
	Gustave Moynier	1826-1910	Geneva	Lawyer, founder of the Institut de Droit international and President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
	Friedrich Gerber	1828-1905	Bern	Protestant clergyman and educator
	Karl Gustav King	1828-1892	Bern	Lawyer and politician
	Albert Anker	1831-1910	Bern	painter
	Wilhelm His	1831-1904	Basel	Medic and anatomist
	Carl Gustav Bernoulli	1834-1878		Doctor, botanist, explorer and archaeologist
	Albert Bitzius	1835-1882	Bern	Swiss Reformed theologian and politician from Switzerland .
	Edmund von Steiger	1836-1908		Theologian and politician
	Paul André	1837-1896	Vaud	Professor at the Université de Lausanne, politician of the canton of Vaud
	Adolf Guyer-Zeller	1839-1899	Zurich	Textile entrepreneur and railway pioneer
	Theodor Kocher	1841-1917	Bern	Surgeon and Nobel Prize Winner
	Johann Rudolf Rahn	1841-1912	Zurich	Art historian
	Friedrich Miescher	1844-1895	Basel	Medic, physiologist
	Gustave Ador	1845-1928	Geneva	Politician (Grand Council, State Council, National Council and Council of States), President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
	Ludwig Forrer	1845-1921		Federal Councilor and co-founder of Thurgovia
	Paul Speiser	1846-1935		Lawyer, government councilor , national councilor
	Carl Stooss	1849-1934		Criminal lawyer, creator of the Swiss Criminal Code
	Gottfried Strasser	1854-1912		Pastor, poet, promoter of mountain guides
	Paul Sarasin	1856-1929	Basel	Zoologist and first President of the Swiss Nature Conservation Commission and initiator of the national park
	Friedrich Zschokke	1860-1936		Zoologist.
	Charles Édouard Guillaume	1861-1938	Zurich	Physicist, Nobel Prize Winner
	Otto of Gruyères	1863-1940	Bern	Historian, writer
	Hermann Kutter	1863-1931		Evangelical Reformed theologian, founder of Swiss religious socialism
	Henri Guisan	1874-1960	Vaud	General, Commander-in-Chief of the Swiss Army during World War II
	Carl Gustav Jung	1875-1961	Basel	Student of Sigmund Freud , founder of analytical psychology
	Charles Ferdinand Ramuz	1878-1947		writer
	Luke Christ	1881-1958		Evangelical Reformed clergyman
	Eduard von Steiger	1881-1962		Politician, Federal President
	Rudolf Minger	1881-1955	Bern	Ehrenzofinger, politician, Federal President
	Alfred Schmid	1884-1946	Bern	Doctor, lecturer, bibliophile
	Karl Barth	1886-1968		Evangelical Reformed theologian
	Walter Stucki	1888-1963		Swiss Minister
	Eduard Thurneysen	1888-1974		Evangelical Reformed theologian
	Carl Ludwig	1889-1967	Basel	Criminal lawyer
	Jakob Otto Kehrli	1892-1962	Bern	Chief Justice of the Canton of Bern, writer, cultural historian
	Léopold Boissier	1893-1968		Lawyer, diplomat, President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
	Max Petitpierre	1899-1994		Lawyer and Federal Councilor
	Hans Martin Sutermeister	1907-1977		Doctor, politician
	Louis Guisan	1911-1998	Vaud	Politician ( Council of State , National Council , Council of States ) from Vaud and President of the LPS
	Ulrich in the courtyard	1917-2001	Basel	historian
	Fritz Honegger	1917-1999	Zurich	Federal Council
	Arist Rollier	1919-1997	Bern	Politician, Chairman of the Swiss Homeland Security
	Rudolf drilling	1920-2010		Evangelical Reformed theologian
	Pierre Aubert	1927-2016		Federal Council
	Otto Schoch	1934-2013		Lawyer, politician ( Cantonal Council , Council of States )
	Jean Ziegler	* 1934		Sociologist, politician, non-fiction author, UN special rapporteur and globalization critic
	Jean-François Leuba	1934-2004	Vaud	Lawyer, politician ( Council of State and National Council ) from Vaud
	Franz Blankart	* 1936		diplomat
	Luzius Wildhaber	* 1937		Jurist, President of the European Court of Human Rights
	Gilles Petitpierre	* 1940	Neuchâtel	Lawyer, politician ( National Councilor and Council of States )
	Charles B. Blankart	* 1942		Economists
	Rolf M. Zinkernagel	* 1944	Basel	Professor of Experimental Immunology and Nobel Prize Winner
	Andreas Burckhardt	* 1951		Chairman of the Board of Directors of Baloise
	Philippe Leuba	* 1965	Vaud	Lawyer, politician ( Council of State ) from Vaud and former football referee
	Michael Lauber	* 1965	Bern	Federal Prosecutor of the Swiss Confederation
	Martin Schmid	* 1969		Lawyer and Politician ( Cantonal Council , Government Council and Council of States )
	Conradin Cramer	* 1979	Basel	Lawyer and Politician ( LDP )

See also: Category: Corporated in the Swiss Zofinger Association

Individual evidence

1. ^ Christoph Zürcher: Schneider, Johann Rudolf. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
2. ↑ ^{a b} Joseph Jung : Life and Work. (= Alfred Escher, 1819–1882. The dawn of modern Switzerland. Volume 1). Verlag Neue Zürcher Zeitung , Zurich 2006, ISBN 978-3-03823-236-0 , p. 103.
3. ^ Albert Schoop: Johann Konrad Kern, Vol. 1, lawyer, politician, statesman . Huber, Frauenfeld 1968, p. 35.
4. ↑ Werner Kaegi : Childhood and early youth (= Jacob Burckhardt. A biography. Volume 1). Schwabe Verlag , Basel 1947, p. 577.
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6. ↑ Johann Jakob Sulzer. in the digital Alfred Escher letter edition. Retrieved October 18, 2019.
7. ↑ Patrick de Leonardis: Luffy, Victor. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
8. ↑ Hans Zeller, Wolfgang Lukas (eds.): Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, Friedrich von Wyss and Georg von Wyss (= CF Meyer's correspondence. Historical-critical edition. Volume 3). Benteli Verlag , Bern 2004, ISBN 3-7165-1187-0 , p. 401.
9. ^ Markus Nägeli: Gerber, Friedrich. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
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11. ^ Sandor Kuthy, Therese Bhattacharya-Stettler: Albert Anker, 1831-1910. Catalog of works of paintings and oil studies . Wiese Verlag and Kunstmuseum Bern , Bern 1995, ISBN 3-909164-40-4 , p. 21.
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13. ^ Theodor Kocher : Speeches held in the Heiliggeistkirche in Bern. Tuesday afternoon July 31, 1917 . A. Francke Verlag , Bern 1917, p. 7.
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15. ^ Walter Labhart: Federal Councilor Ludwig Forrer, 1845–1921. (= Neujahrsblatt der Stadtbibliothek Winterthur . Volume 303). Winterthur City Library, Winterthur 1973, p. 19.
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17. ^ H. Erhard: Obituary for Friedrich Zschokke . In: Bulletin de la Société Fribourgeoise des Sciences Naturelles . Vol. 33, 1937, p. 160.
18. ↑ Prof. Dr. phil. Otto von Gruyeres in memory . A. Francke Verlag , Bern 1940, p. 7.
19. ^ Frank Jehle: Ever Against the Stream. The Politics of Karl Barth, 1906–1968 . Wipf and Stock Publishers, Eugene Oregon 2002, ISBN 978-1-62032-094-5 , p. 21.
20. ^ Hervé de Weck: Guisan, Henri. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
21. ↑ Deirdre Bair: CG Jung. A biography . BTB Verlag, Munich 2007, ISBN 978-3-442-73670-6 , p. 61.
22. ↑ CF Ramuz : Découverte du monde. Paris (= Oeuvres complètes. Volume 20). Slatkine, Geneva 1986, p. 143.
23. ↑ Christoph Zürcher: Steiger, Eduard von. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
24. ^ Peter Stettler: Minger, Rudolf. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
25. ^ Eberhard Busch : Karl Barth's curriculum vitae. Based on his letters and autobiographical texts . Theological Verlag Zürich , Zürich 2005, ISBN 3-290-17304-6 , pp. 48–49.
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28. ↑ Paul Ehinger: Eight hours of heated discussion about the "Lucerne question" . In: Zofinger Tagblatt , May 5, 2011, p. 25.
29. ^ Daniel Trachsler: Petitpierre, Max. In: Historisches Lexikon der Schweiz .
30. ↑ Maurice Meylan: Guisan, Louis. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
31. ↑ Lucienne Hubler: In the courtyard, Ulrich. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
32. ^ Sigmund Widmer : Honegger, Fritz. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
33. ↑ Paul Ehinger: Liberal Movement and Hort of Tradition. 175 years of the Swiss Zofinger Association . In: Neue Zürcher Zeitung , June 17, 1994, p. 15.
34. ↑ Thomas Fuchs: Schoch, Otto. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
35. ↑ Rudolf Burger: "Everything I have learned in life I have learned in Thun" . In: Der Bund , March 17, 2009, p. 2.
36. ^ Louis Polla: Leuba, Jean-François. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
37. ↑ Schweizerischer Zofingerverein, Schweizerischer Altzofingerverein (Ed.): List of Members 1997. Zofingen 1997, p. 15. (Available in the Swiss National Library , call number SWR 1338.)
38. ↑ Urs Zurlinden: Student Associations. In the network of old lad glory . In: Facts , August 31, 1995, p. 70.
39. ↑ Iso Ambühl: A “revolutionary” now commands the Baloise. Andreas Burckhardt will preside over the board of directors of the Basel insurer . In: NZZ am Sonntag , April 24, 2011, p. 31.
40. ^ Henry Habegger: "Zofinger" and other amigos . In: Schweiz am Sonntag , July 24, 2016, p. 6.
41. ↑ Markus Ehinger: The Kdt grew up in Rothrist and Zofingen . In: Zofinger Tagblatt , January 15, 2004, p. 1.