Social Activist

Bruno Manser

1954 - 2005

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His biography is available in 17 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 15 in 2024). Bruno Manser is the 568th most popular social activist (up from 578th in 2024), the 600th most popular biography from Switzerland (up from 611th in 2019) and the 9th most popular Swiss Social Activist.

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Among Social Activists

Among social activists, Bruno Manser ranks 568 out of 840Before him are Bram Fischer, Maggie Gobran, David Reimer, Devdas Gandhi, Ramdas Gandhi, and Josefa Francisco. After him are Manilal Gandhi, Fred Hampton, Bill Haywood, Bayard Rustin, Henry Spira, and Walter Reuther.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1954, Bruno Manser ranks 431Before him are Uli Stein, Francesco Rutelli, Josefa Francisco, Corbin Bernsen, Antonio Resines, and Robert Van de Walle. After him are Gérard Soler, Ann Cleeves, Victor Ciorbea, Carly Fiorina, Karel De Gucht, and Tedj Bensaoula. Among people deceased in 2005, Bruno Manser ranks 291Before him are Dahlia Ravikovitch, Richard Doll, Gaylord Nelson, Lane Smith, Parveen Babi, and Josef Holeček. After him are Nirmal Verma, James Stockdale, Ihor Rybak, John N. Bahcall, Enric Gensana, and Matthew McGrory.

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In Switzerland

Among people born in Switzerland, Bruno Manser ranks 600 out of NaNBefore him are Sofia Milos (1969), David Bennent (1966), Walter Thurnherr (1963), Antoinette Meyer (1920), Gianni Bugno (1964), and Johann Vogel (1977). After him are Urs Meier (1959), Josef Ackermann (1948), Othmar Ammann (1879), Denise Biellmann (1962), Beat Jans (1964), and Klaus Tschütscher (1967).

Among Social Activists In Switzerland

Among social activists born in Switzerland, Bruno Manser ranks 9Before him are Jean-Paul Marat (1743), Élie Ducommun (1833), Jean Ziegler (1934), Gustave Moynier (1826), Hector Hodler (1887), and Felix Manz (1498).

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