Talk:Josef Escher

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Interesting. According to [1], he resigned on November 26 and handed over office on December 9, the same day he died. According to [2] on the other hand, he did not resign but died in office. So what's true? And if the former is true, did he kill himself or what? Would be a strange coincidence.
Patrice Neff 16:32 5 Jun 2003 (UTC)