Alberich (disambiguation)

Alberich ( Alberich see the meaning of this name ( first name ) ) is the name of:

Alberic I., Lombard adventurer of the 10th century
Alberic I of Utrecht ( † 784 ), since 777/778 Bishop of Utrecht and is a saint of the Catholic Church.
Alberic II, Prince of Rome
Alberic of Citeaux (around 1050-1109 ), Prior Molesme in the monastery, and later founded the monastery Citeaux with
Alberich Mazak (1609-1661), Austrian composer
Alberic of Monte Cassino, Italian rhetorician and hagiographer (11th century)
Alberich of Rosate ( Albericus de Rosate, Alberico de Rosate; approximately 1290 in Bergamo - Bergamo 1354 or 1360 ), Italian jurist
Alberich Zwyssighaus (1808-1854), composer of the Swiss National Anthem

In Latinized form Albericus it gave its name to:

Alberico Gentili, lawyer at the University of Wittenberg ( " Leucorea " ) about 1586, was reputation for Giordano Bruno

Alberich is also:

The name of the king of the eponymous elf or dwarf Tight Schlecht in Germanic mythology, see Alberich ( mythology)
A character in Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen, Alberich see ( opera character)
The code name for the retreat of the German armed forces in 1917 on the Hindenburg Line, see company Alberich
The name of the intelligence operation to arrest the Sauerland Group 2007
The secret name of a perforated rubber sheet with the eleven in World War II German U- boats, including U 480, were pasted and should serve as camouflage means against the ASDIC positioning of the Allies, see Alberich ( coating )
The nickname of a fictional medical examiner to the scene of the crime sequences from Münster, represented by Christine Urspruch, see Thiel and Boerne