Hollmann

Hollmann is a German surname, derived from the Old High German halla, meaning " mansion ". The name was probably originally borne by someone who lived near a manor house or who was employed there. The name is also found in the English-speaking world, where it is first detected in 1274 in Essex.

Bearers of the name

  • Anna Hollmann (* 1983), German cartoonist
  • Carl Heinz Hollmann (1930-2004), German television presenter
  • Dominik Hollmann (1899-1990), German writer russia
  • Erich Hollmann (* 1930), German politician ( DBD), DBD District Chairman Erfurt
  • Friedrich von Hollmann (1842-1913), German Admiral
  • Hans Hollmann ( Schulmusiker ) (1893 - ), Austrian school musicians and folk song researchers
  • Hans Hollmann (director) ( born 1933 ), Austrian director
  • Hans Erich Hollmann (1899-1960), German physicist
  • Heinrich Hollmann (1898-1965), Bremen state deputy (BDV / FDP)
  • Ingrid Hollman ( b. 1938 ), German table tennis player
  • Lucie Hollmann (* 1993), German actress
  • Manfred Hollmann (1929-2012), German painter and graphic artist
  • Michael Hollmann (* 1961), German historian, archivist and president of the Federal Archives
  • Reiner Hollmann (* 1949), German football player and coach
  • Samuel Christian Hollmann (1696-1787), professor of philosophy and physics at the University of Göttingen
  • Silvia Hollmann (* 1955), German track and field athlete
  • Torge Hollmann (* 1982 ), German football player
  • Werner Hollmann (actually: Werner Franz, 1882-1933 ), German actor
  • Werner Hollmann ( physician) ( 1900-1987 ), German physician
  • Wildor Hollmann (* 1925), German internist, sports medicine and sports official
  • Wilfried Hollmann (* 1949), German manager
  • Wilhelm Hollmann (1922-2010), German politician
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