page_title: De Weck
section_title: Notable de Wecks
hierarchical_section_title: De Weck / Notable de Wecks
caption_attribution_description: English: Louis de Weck (1823–1880), Councillor of State of Fribourg (Switzerland). Oil on canvas by Joseph Reichlen, c. 1900. Museum für Kunst und Geschichte Freiburg.
context_page_description: The family of de Weck of Fribourg features prominently in the political, military and economic history of Switzerland. Since the 15th century, de Wecks have served in all leading political offices of the country except that of Federal Councillor.
context_section_description: Rudolf Weck (1582/83–1655), soldier, politician and diplomat
  Dominique Weck (1666–1731), Jesuit priest and professor of philosophy
  Niklaus Weck (1729–1801), general and politician
  Rodolphe de Weck (1784–1858), Councillor of State
  Louis de Weck-Reynold (1823–1880), Councillor of State
  Rodolphe de Weck-Bussy (1826–1861), Councillor of State
  Charles de Weck (1837–1931), Councillor of State
  Ernest de Weck (1860–1919), mayor of Fribourg, member of the Council of States
  Louis de Weck (1867–1916), Councillor of State
  Antoinette de Weck-de Boccard (1868–1956), painter and illustrator
  Eugène de Weck (1872–1912), painter
  René de Weck (1887–1950), Swiss ambassador to Romania
  Bernard de Weck (1890–1950), Councillor of State, member of the Council of States
  Edmond de Weck (1901–1977), footballer, member of the Swiss national team
  Philippe de Weck (1919–2009), CEO and president of UBS
  Alain de Weck (1928–2013), immunologist and allergist
  Roger de Weck (b. 1953), Director-General of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation
  Olivier de Weck (b. 1968), professor of aeronautics
  Olivia de Weck, vice president of the gun rights advocacy group ProTell
caption: Louis de Weck (1823–1880)
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