Heinemann

Heinemann is the surname of the following persons:

A

  • Albert Heinemann ( born 1938 ), German jurist and politician ( CDU)
  • Andreas Heinemann (born 1962 ), German jurist and economist
  • Andreas Heinemann- Grüder (* 1957), German political scientist
  • André W. Heinemann (born 1971 ), German economist and politician ( Alliance 90/The Greens )
  • Anthony Friedrich Gottlieb Heyneman (also: Heinemann, 1751-1804 ), German organ builder, who worked in the Netherlands

B

  • Barbara Heinemann Landmann (1795-1883), German Pietist
  • Bartholomew Heinemann (1885-1949), German historian and local historian
  • Beate Heinemann, German physicist
  • Bernd Heinemann ( born 1952 ), German politician ( SPD)

C

  • Christoph Heinemann ( radio journalist ), German journalist
  • Christoph Heinemann ( musician), German musician, guitarist of the band The type
  • Curt -Jürgen Heinemann- Grüder (1920-2010), German clergyman and peace activist

D

  • David Heinemann (1819-1902), German PMaler and art dealers

E

  • Ed Heinemann (1908-1991), American aircraft designer
  • Elisabeth Heinemann (born 1958 ), German photographer
  • Elke Heinemann (* 1961), German writer
  • Erwin Heinemann (* 1910), German politician ( KPD)

F

  • Ferdinand von Heinemann (1818-1881), German educator, poet and politician
  • Frank Heinemann (born 1965 ), German football player and coach
  • Fritz Heinemann (sculptor ) ( 1864-1932 ), German sculptor
  • Fritz Heinemann (philosopher ) ( 1889-1970 ), German philosopher
  • Fritz Heinemann ( politician ) ( 1903-1975 ), German politician ( SPD), Lord Mayor of Bochum

G

  • Georg Friedrich Heinemann (1825-1899), German teacher and dialect poet
  • Gerrit Heinemann ( born 1960 ), German economist and university professor
  • Gustav Heinemann (1899-1976), German politician, President from 1969 to 1974

B

  • Hans -Martin Heinemann ( born 1953 ), German theologian, evangelical pastor and city superintendent of Hanover
  • Hella Hilde Heinemann (1885-1985), German - American photographer, painter and sculptor, was called from 1938 Lette Valeska
  • Heribert Heinemann (1925-2012), German priest and canon lawyer
  • Hermann Heinemann (1928-2005), German trade unionist and politician ( SPD)
  • Hermann von Heinemann (1812-1871), German butterfly collector
  • Hilda Heinemann (1896-1979), German wife of Gustav Heinemann
  • Hugo Heinemann (1863-1919), German jurist and politician ( SPD)

I

  • Ina Heinemann, German cyclist
  • Isaak Heinemann (1876-1957), German scholar and philosopher of religion

J

  • Jennifer Heinemann (* 1988), German volleyball and beach volleyball player
  • Jeremiah Heinemann (1778-1855), German author, Orientalist, editor and translator
  • Johann Andreas Heinemann (1717-1798), German organ builder
  • Jürgen Heinemann (* 1948), German journalist
  • Julia Heinemann ( born 1968 ), German actress

K

  • Karl Heinemann (1857-1927), German German literature
  • Käthe Heinemann (1891-1975), German pianist and music teacher

L

  • Lars Heinemann ( footballer ) ( born 1943 ), Swedish football player
  • Lars Heinemann ( politician ) ( b. 1977 ), German lawyer and politician (FDP)
  • Lothar Heinemann (1859-1901), German historian
  • Lothar AJ Heinemann (* 1941), German physician and epidemiologist
  • Louise Heinemann (* 1903), German politician (SPD )

M

  • Manfred Heinemann ( politician ) ( b. 1941 ), German politician ( CDU)
  • Manfred Heinemann ( historian ) ( born 1943 ), German educationist, historian and university teacher
  • Mario Heinemann (born 1969 ), German dancer and choreographer
  • Margot Heinemann, English writer
  • Margret Heinemann (1883-1968), German classical archaeologist and a high school teacher
  • Maximilian Heinemann (1840-1924), German lawyer and judge
  • Michael Heinemann ( musicologist ) (* 1959), German musicologist and university professor
  • Michael Heinemann ( singer) ( born 1986 ), German pop singer
  • Michael Andreas Heinemann (* 1949), German politician ( CDU)

N

  • Nina Heinemann ( born 1980 ), German Hoteltesterin and presenter

O

  • Otto Heinemann (1864-1944), German politician and official of the association
  • Otto von Heinemann (1824-1904), German historian and librarian

P

  • Paul Heinemann (1916-1996), Belgian mushroom watchers
  • Peter Heinemann (* 1936), German politician ( SPD)
  • Peter -Paul Heinemann (1931-2003), Swedish - German physician and bullying researchers

R

  • Robert Heinemann ( born 1974 ), German politician ( CDU)

S

  • Sabine Heinemann (born 1971 ), German and Romance languages ​​and high school teacher
  • Stephan Heinemann (born 1970 ), German author
  • Sven Heinemann (born 1978 ), German politician

T

  • Thies Heinemann (born 1971 ), German chess player
  • Thomas Heinemann (director) (born 1958 ), German writer and director
  • Thomas Heinemann ( medical ethicist ) (* 1958), German physician and philosopher
  • Tobias Heinemann (born 1971 ), German manager

U

  • Uta Ranke- Heinemann (* 1927), German theologian

W

  • Walter Heinemann (1921-1988), German local politician
  • Walter Heinemann (1858-1928), German general of infantry
  • Weimar Heinemann († 1598 ), German sculptor
  • William Heinemann (1863-1920), British publisher
  • Wolfgang Heinemann ( born 1935 ), German teacher and historian

Heinemann is the stage name of Caius Heinzmann, Member of flower pot ( band )

Heinemann called:

  • Galerie Heinemann, art gallery in Munich
  • Gebr Heinemann, a German trading company and operator of duty-free shops
  • Gebr Heinemann machine factories, German industrial company
  • Heinemann ( publisher), a British publishing house

See also:

  • Disambiguation
Fritz Heinemann (artist) Fritz Heinemann (philosopher) Isaac Heinemann Blumentopf
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