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Guido Westerwelle lived in Cologne-Braunsfeld, among other places. He contracted leukemia and died after a long battle with the disease on March 18, 2016, at the University Hospital of Cologne in Lindenthal. Westerwelle's grave is located on the so-called "Millionaires' Avenue." The bronze sculpture comes from Westerwelle's private garden.

⚰️The Grim Reaper: the face of death in Melaten Cemetery⚰️⛪️💀- (from the time of the French occupation, from the term "malade" - sick)- with a dark past: 💀Built in the Middle Ages to relocate lepers from the city. This spooky element can still be experienced today💀🦴 - when you suddenly find yourself face to face with the Grim Reaper⚰️. The eerie sculpture is located on the western main path between sections 76 B and 82 on the grave of the merchant Johann Müllemeister. The Grim Reaper is undoubtedly the most famous figure in Cologne's Melaten Cemetery⚰️⛪️. Even today, perhaps no one could better personify death, that is, represent it in a single person, than this figure. For some, it is frightening; for others, fascinating. The skull has shrouded its body, which is in reality only a human skeleton, in a cloak. Its left leg protrudes. It is merely a bone.

Dirk Bach was an actor, presenter, and comedian.

250 years of German and city history. There are countless, magnificent graves of Cologne's famous families and important individuals. All in an enchanted park landscape. In addition to the graves, you can also observe a diverse bird life, including many feral parrots.

The grave is decorated with a bust of Bacchus by the artist Lüpertz, who was a friend of the deceased. Joy of life!

The tombstone was sponsored by a family of stonemasons from Cologne who buried their son "Fröschlein" here, who died very young. The side tombstone is also decorated with a stone frog. Touching.

Westerwelle's grave is decorated with a bust of Bacchus by the famous artist Markus Lüpertz, who was a friend of Westerwelle. Joy of life beyond death.

Dirk Bach was a German actor, comedian, and television presenter, born on April 23, 1961, in Cologne and died on October 1, 2012, in Berlin. He was best known for his humorous roles in television series and stage shows. Bach achieved widespread popularity through his role in the sitcom "Lukas" and as co-host of the German version of the reality show "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!" alongside Sonja Zietlow. He was known for his charming and quick-witted humor, which earned him a large fan base. In addition to his television career, Dirk Bach was also deeply involved in social projects, particularly in the areas of LGBT rights and HIV/AIDS awareness. He was a prominent figure in the German entertainment industry and is still appreciated today for his contributions to entertainment and his social activism.