Wertheim

Wertheim stands for:

Wertheim Castle, a hilltop castle between the two valleys of the Main and Tauber above the town of Wertheim, one of the oldest ruins in Baden-Württemberg
Palais Wertheim, a palace in the ring road style in the 1st district of Vienna
Wertheim, the northernmost city in the federal state of Baden -Württemberg and the largest city in the Main-Tauber -Kreis
Wertheim ( nobility ), which until 1806 established county Wertheim on both sides of the River Main
Wertheim Group, Department Store Group of the Wertheim family, which has its origins in the Hanseatic city of Stralsund
An Austrian elevators, escalators and Safe Manufacturers Wertheim GmbH, a safe manufacturer, (originating from the above company Wertheim ), based in Vienna, Austria

Wertheim is the name of several noble families:

Wertheim or Wertheim is the surname of the following persons:

Ernst Wertheim (1864-1920), Austrian gynecologist
Franz von Wertheim (1814-1883), Austrian Industrialists
Georg Wertheim (1857-1939), German merchant
Geza Wertheim (*?), Luxembourg tennis players
Gustav Wertheim (1822-1888), Austrian dermatologist
Joseph Wertheim ( producer ) ( 1834-1899 ), German sewing machine manufacturer
Joseph Wertheim (1922-1944), German Resistance fighters
Margaret Wertheim (born 1958 ), Australian science journalist
Maurice Wertheim (1886-1950), American banker and philanthropist
Peter Wertheim (also: Peter Wirtheim and Peter Noyen, * 1505, † after 1547), theologian and pastor of the Reformation
Rupert Wertheim (unknown), Australian tennis player
Theodor Wertheim (1820-1864), Austrian chemist
Ursula Wertheim (1919-2006), German literary scholar

As well as the origin of the name of: