5th regiment of the infantry of Baden, who was killed in the Second Battle of Artois in France. He was the youngest German soldier to die in World War I.[11] Hermann Rambach (1908–1992), Heimatforscher Arthur Fauser (1911–1990), artist Franz Mack (1921–2010), entrepreneur Albert Burger (1925–1981), Civil Servant in administration and politician CDU, member of the Landtag of Baden-Württemberg (State Parliament) (1964–1965), member of the Bundestag (the German federal parliament) (1965–1981) Rudi Maier (1945–2017), Fencer Axel Nitz (born 1957), composer and film director Jo Hiller (born 1974), television reporter and journalist Sven Tritschler (born 1981), politician AfD, since 2017 member of the Landtag of North Rhine-Westphalia (State Parliament) Philip Rießle (born 1988), ice hockey player Daniel Schwaab (born 1988), soccer player External links Waldkirch: History & Images. Brief tourist overview of Waldkirch. Waldkirch on blackforest-tourism.com - tourist highlights and activities. Virtual tour of Waldkirch's Treetop Path, and other information. Waldkirch zoo on outdooractive.com Tourism website of the ZweiTaelerland Google translation on website. Official Website of the City of Waldkirch . Waldkirch on the allemannische Seiten . Eintrag Waldkirch – Altgemeinde~Teilort, ''Historical Waldkirch in the Baden-Württemberg State Archive . References Emmendingen (district)