Bader

• Bader, a now rare male first name derived from the Old Germanic name " Bathari " which starts on the Old Norse " Badh " ( struggle ) and the Old High German " Hari " ( army ) is based
• Bader ( company ), a manufacturer of leather for the automotive industry
• Bader as an Austrian expression of Paukarzt at the scale

Places in the United States:

Other:

• Bader Creek, flowing waters in Mason County, Texas

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• Alfred Bader ( * 1924), Austrian- Canadian chemist, businessman, art collector and patron
• Augustin Bader ( ~ 1495-1530 ), Augsburg Baptist leader and Chiliast

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• Bernardo Bader ( b. 1974 ), Austrian architect

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• Carl Adam Bader (1789-1870), German singer (tenor )
• Christian Bader (1882-1942), Austrian politician (CSP )

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• Édouard Bader (1899-1983), French rugby player
• Erwin Bader ( born 1943 ), Austrian social philosopher, ethicist, political activist, labor lawyer and social reformer

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• Frederick William Bader (1828-1907), Austrian woodcarver

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• Günter Bader ( born 1943 ), Protestant theologian

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• Hans Joerg Bader ( b. 1948 ), librarian in the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum
• Hans -Dieter Bader ( born 1938 ), German opera singer

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• Carlsbad ( politician ) ( b. 1960 ), Austrian politician ( ÖVP)
• Karl Adam Bader (1789-1870), German singer (tenor )

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• Leslie Bader ( born 1963 ), American speed skater

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• Martin Bader ( b. 1968 ), German football official
• Monika Bader ( * 1959), German ski racer

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• Pascal Bader ( b. 1982 ), Swiss football player

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• René Bader ( * 1922 ), Swiss football player

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• Sabina Bader ( 16th century ), Augsburg Täuferin

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• Walter Bader (1901-1986), German archaeologist

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See also:

• Baader

• Disambiguation