Amon

The name Amon referred

• Amon ( Judah ), a king of the kingdom of Judah (2 Kings 21, 18 )

• Amon Elloh (* 1994), football player
• Amon Goeth (1908-1946), commander of the Plaszow concentration camp in Krakow
• Amon Tobin (born 1972 ), Brazilian musician and DJ

Amon is the surname of the following persons:

• Angelika Amon (* 1967), Austrian cell biologist
• Anton Amon junior (1862-1931), Austrian actor and painter
• Artur Amon ( born 1944 ), Estonian basketball player
• Blasius Amon (1558-1590), Austrian Franciscans, singer and composer
• Carl Amon (1798-1843), Austrian painter
• Chris Amon ( born 1943 ), New Zealand racing driver
• Franz Amon (1700-1759), an Austrian Benedictine and Lexigraph
• John Amon (1763-1825), German composer and music publisher
• Karl Amon ( * 1949 ), Austrian journalist and current editor of the ORF TV
• Michael Amon (* 1954), Austrian writer
• Placidus Amon (1700-1759), an Austrian Benedictine and philologist
• Rudolf Amon (1891-1964), Austrian ornithologist
• Werner Amon (* 1969 ), Austrian politician ( ÖVP)

Amon called:

• Alternatively Amun, Egyptian deity
• An American band, see Deicide
• A Czech band, see Amon ( Czech band )
• A Swiss band, see Amon ( Swiss band )
• Amon ( music project ), an Italian ambient project

See also:

• Amon Düül, a German rock band
• Amon Amarth ( " mountain of fate " ), a mountain of Tolkien's Middle-earth - works, see the regions and places in Tolkien's world # Mount Doom
• Amon Amarth, a Swedish death metal band
• Amonn
• Ammon

• Disambiguation