Arendt (surname)

Arendt is the surname of the following persons:

Adrian Arendt ( born 1952 ), Romanian sailors
Alexander Arendt (1921-1986), German physician
Carl Arendt ( architect), architect Luxembourg
Carl Arendt ( sinologist ) ( 1838-1902 ), German Orientalist and Sinologist
Ekkehard Arendt (1892-1954), Austrian actor
Elke Arendt ( * 1939), German actress
Erich Arendt (1903-1984), German poet
Ernst Arendt ( * 1949 ), German Tierfilmer
Fernande Arendt ( 1891 -? ), Belgian tennis player
Fred Arendt ( * 1928), German painter
Fritz Arendt (1888-1915), German classical philologist and high school teachers
Gisela Arendt (1918-1969), German swimmer
Hannah Arendt (1906-1975), German -American political scientist and philosopher
Heinz Arendt (1917-2006), German swimmer
Heinz Klein - Arendt (1916-2005), German sculptor
Helga Arendt (1964-2013), German track and field athlete
Henriette Arendt (1874-1922), German policewoman
Hermann Arendt (1898-1966), German politician (SPD ), Mayor of Hemer
Julian Arendt ( † 1938), German Jewish writer
Leberecht Arendt (1837-1910), German officer, leaseholders and politicians MdR
Max Arendt (1843-1913), a Jewish merchant and politician
Nancy Arendt Kemp (born 1969 ), Luxembourgian triathlete
Nicole Arendt (born 1969 ), American tennis player
Niels Henrik Arendt ( born 1950 ), Danish bishop
Olga Arendt (1859-1902), German writer
Otto Arendt (1854-1936), German politician
Paul Arendt (1893-1968), German engineer
Ronny Arendt ( * 1980 ), German ice hockey player
Rudolf Arendt (chemist) ( 1828-1902 ), German chemist
Rudolf Arendt ( Admiral ) (* 1923), German Rear Admiral
Trude Hoppe- Arendt (1905-2001), German painter
Walter Arendt (1925-2005), German politician ( SPD)

Arendt stands for:

Hannah Arendt ( film), a German film directed by Margarethe von Trotta from 2012
Hannah Arendt Institute for Research on Totalitarianism, an affiliated institute of the Technical University of Dresden
Hannah Arendt Prize, an award Bremer
Hannah Arendt High School in the Berlin district of Rudow