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1993 in Switzerland
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Contents
Incumbents
Events
Births
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See also:
History of Switzerland
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List of years in Switzerland
Events in the year
1993 in
Switzerland
.
Incumbents
Federal Council
:
[
1
]
Otto Stich
Jean-Pascal Delamuraz
Kaspar Villiger
Arnold Koller
Flavio Cotti
René Felber
then
Ruth Dreifuss
Adolf Ogi
(President)
[
2
]
Events
28 March–4 April – The
1993 World Men's Curling Championship
and
1993 World Women's Curling Championship
take place in
Geneva
.
[
3
]
18 August – The 14th-century
Kapellbrücke
covered wooden
truss bridge
in
Lucerne
is largely destroyed by fire.
[
4
]
6–11 December – The
1993 European Curling Championships
take place in
Leukerbad
.
[
5
]
Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993
Births
5 January –
Jolanda Neff
, cyclist
[
6
]
16 February –
Christophe Guedes
, association footballer
[
7
]
2 March –
Dany da Silva
, association footballer
[
8
]
22 March –
Andrea Ellenberger
, alpine skier
[
9
]
12 May –
Wendy Holdener
, alpine skier
[
10
]
19 May –
Sarah Forster
, ice hockey player
[
11
]
23 May –
Eseosa Aigbogun
, association footballer
[
12
]
7 June –
Gaëtan Karlen
, association footballer
[
13
]
10 July –
Marco Bürki
, association footballer
[
14
]
13 July –
Linda Indergand
, cyclist
[
15
]
20 July –
Debrah Scarlett
, Norwegian-Swiss singer and songwriter
[
16
]
16 September –
Jasmine Flury
, alpine skier
[
17
]
29 November –
Giulian Pedone
, motorcycle racer
[
18
]
5 December –
Michelle Gisin
, alpine slier
[
19
]
Olivier Jäckle
, association footballer
[
20
]
Deaths
20 January –
Audrey Hepburn
, British actress (born
1929 in Belgium
)
[
21
]
8 February –
Franz Schnyder
, film director and screenwriter (born
1910
)
[
22
]
13 March –
Jean Tamini
, association footballer (born
1919
)
[
23
]
References
↑
"All federal councillors since 1848"
.
www.admin.ch
. Retrieved
22 January
2024
.
↑
"Presidents of the Confederation"
.
www.admin.ch
. Retrieved
22 January
2024
.
↑
"Olympedia – Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Curling Championships"
.
www.olympedia.org
. Retrieved
4 February
2024
.
↑
"Vor 20 Jahren brannte die Kapellbrücke"
.
Luzerner Zeitung
(in German). Lucerne, Switzerland. 18 August 2013
. Retrieved
2017-06-02
.
↑
"Olympedia – Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Curling Championships"
.
www.olympedia.org
. Retrieved
4 February
2024
.
↑
"Jolanda Neff"
.
www.eurosport.com
. Retrieved
31 January
2024
.
↑
"Christophe Guedes"
. Goal.com
. Retrieved
14 May
2015
.
↑
"Dany DA SILVA - Soccer Wiki for the fans, by the fans"
. Retrieved
14 May
2015
.
↑
"Olympedia – Andrea Ellenberger"
.
www.olympedia.org
. Retrieved
18 February
2024
.
↑
"Wendy Holdener"
.
www.eurosport.com
. Retrieved
31 January
2024
.
↑
"Olympedia – Sarah Forster"
.
www.olympedia.org
. Retrieved
31 January
2024
.
↑
"Eseosa Aigbogun"
.
www.tntsports.co.uk
. Retrieved
8 February
2024
.
↑
"Gaëtan Karlen - FIFA 15"
.
↑
"Marco Bürki"
. Retrieved
5 April
2025
.
↑
"Olympedia – Linda Indergand"
.
www.olympedia.org
. Retrieved
31 January
2024
.
↑
"EUROVISONG_ Morland & Debrah Scarlett"
. Archived from
the original
on 18 May 2015
. Retrieved
14 May
2015
.
↑
"Jasmine Flury"
.
www.eurosport.com
. Retrieved
18 February
2024
.
↑
"Giulian Pedone - Player Profile - Motorcycling - Eurosport Australia"
. Retrieved
14 May
2015
.
↑
"Michelle Gisin"
.
www.eurosport.com
. Retrieved
31 January
2024
.
↑
"Spielerportrait - Olivier Jäckle - Fussball-Club Aarau"
. Archived from
the original
on 19 March 2015
. Retrieved
14 May
2015
.
↑
"Audrey Hepburn | Biography, Movies, Sabrina, Breakfast at Tiffany's, & Facts | Britannica"
.
www.britannica.com
. 16 January 2024
. Retrieved
23 January
2024
.
↑
"Schnyder, Franz"
. 2012.
↑
"JEAN TAMINI FOOT Jean Tamini est le premier footballeur valaisan à avoir joué une Coupe du monde. C'était au Brésil en 1950. Il avait marqué un but... Le premier des Valaisans"
. Archived from
the original
on 18 May 2015
. Retrieved
14 May
2015
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