Ludvig Nobel, the Swedish chemist and inventor, died on December 10, 1888, in San Remo, Italy. His death was attributed to a stroke, which he suffered while visiting the region. Nobel was known for his contributions to the development of dynamite and other explosives, and he was also a member of the prominent Nobel family. His legacy continued through the establishment of the Nobel Prizes by his brother Alfred Nobel.
Alfred Nobel's brothers names are Robert, Ludvig, and Emil
Alfred Nobel had three younger brothers: Ludvig Nobel, Robert Nobel, and Emil Oskar Nobel. He did not have a sister.
Ludvig Puusepp died in 1942.
Ludvig Bergh died in 1924.
Ludvig Schytte died in 1909.
Ludvig Kornerup died in 1946.
Ludvig Eikaas died in 2010.
Ludvig Müller died in 1922.
Ludvig Drescher died in 1917.
Ludvig Hegner died in 1923.
Ludvig Larsen died in 1948.
Ludvig Oppermann died in 1883.