Moses (disambiguation)

Moses, Moses, called:

• Moses led the Israelites, according to the biblical tradition from Egypt into the land of Canaan

Moses is a surname and may refer to:

A

• Albert Moses ( b. 1937 ), British actor
• Alfred H. Moses ( born 1929 ), American lawyer and diplomat
• Andrea Moses (born 1972 ), German film director

B

• Bob Moses ( b. 1948 ), American jazz drummer

C

• Charles L. Moses (1856-1910), American politician
• China Moses (born 1978 ), American television presenter and jazz singer

E

• Ed Moses ( swimmer ) ( born 1980 ), American swimmer
• Edward Moses ( born 1926 ), American painter
• Edwin Moses ( born 1955 ), American track and field athlete
• Else Bechteler - Moses ( born 1933), German artist Carpet

F

• Franklin Moses (1838-1906), American politician

G

• George H. Moses (1869-1944), American politician
• Grandma Moses (1860-1961), American painter

B

• Hanna Meyer- Moses (* 1927), Jewish contemporary witness the persecution of Jews

J

• JC Moses (1936-1977), American jazz drummer
• Jamie Moses ( born 1955 ), British- American musician
• Joel Moses ( b. 1941 ), Israeli- American computer scientist
• John Moses (1885-1945), American politician
• Julius Moses, real name of Julius Mosen (1803-1867), German poet and writer
• Julius Moses ( politician ) ( 1868-1942 ), German politician
• Julius Moses ( educator ) ( 1869-1945 ), German physician and medical educator

M

• Mark Moses (born 1958 ), American actor
• Marlene Moses ( b. 1961 ), Nauruan politician

P

• Peter Moses Krause ( born 1943 ), German publisher

Q

• Quentin Moses ( b. 1983 ), American football player

R

• Remi Moses ( b. 1960 ), English footballer
• Reuven Moses (born 1966 ), Israeli badminton players
• Rick Moses ( born 1952 ), American actor
• Robert Moses (1888-1981), American urban planner

S

• Senta Moses (born 1973 ), American actress
• Siegfried Moses (1865-1940), German rabbi
• Siegfried Moses ( lawyer), German -Israeli lawyer and political economist
• Stefan Moses ( b. 1928 ), German photographer
• Stéphane Moses (1931-2007), Israeli- French literary scholar and specialist in German
• Steve Moses (* 1989), American ice hockey player

V

• Victor Moses (* 1990), English footballer

W

• Wally Moses (1910-1990), American baseball player
• William R. Moses ( born 1959 ), American actor

Y

• Yoram Moses, Israeli computer scientists

Moses is the first name of the following persons

• Moses ben Joshua of Narbonne ( † after 1362 ), Jewish scholar
• Moses ben Isaac coin (also Moses b. Eliezer Halevi mint or Moses ben Isaac ha -Levi Minz ), Jewish scholar, and Rabbi Dezisor
• Moses Browne (1704-1787), English poet, translator and cleric
• Moses the Ethiopian (around 320 to 407), African hermit, priest and martyr
• Moses Hamon ( 1490 before 1567), Jewish physician and linguist
• Moses Hess (1812-1875), German - Jewish philosopher and writer
• Moses Maimonides (1138-1204), philosopher, physician and lawyer, see Maimonides
• Moses of Mardin (16th century), Syriac Orthodox priest
• Moses Mendelssohn (1729-1786), philosopher
• Moses Pelham ( b. 1971 ), German rapper and producer
• Moses Polakoff (1896-1993), American lawyer
• Moses Schneider (* 1966), German music producer
• Moses, code name of Harriet Tubman (1820-1913), American slave and flight assistant

Moses called:

• Moses (ship), a Swedish oil tanker
• Moses (1975 ), a monumental film by Gianfranco De Bosio (1975 )
• Moses (Fine Schnütgen ), a window portrait
• The Bible - Moses, a two-part television film by Roger Young ( 1996)
• Moses und Aron, an unfinished opera by Arnold Schoenberg
• Pentateuch, the " Five Books of Moses" (440 BCE) in the Jewish Torah and the Old Testament
• In seafaring past a ship's boy

The acronym MOSES called:

• Motor gliders in the flier language
• Massive Open Systems Environment standards
• Methodology for Object-Oriented Software Engineering of Systems, an analysis and design methodology for object-oriented programming
• Mission Operations, System Engineering and Software at NASA
• Modular system for suppression of interfaces, a gauge of Deutsche Telekom

MO.S.E. referred to:

• Modulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico, a flood control project for Venice

See also:

• Moses (disambiguation)
• Moise
• Moisés
• Mozes

• Disambiguation
• Abbreviation