Blücher

Blücher stands for:

  • Blücher (shoe), a classic men's shoe model
  • Blücher AG, a former German company, see Aplerbecker hut
  • Blücher Order, never award War Order of the German Democratic Republic
  • Blücher ( locomotive ), an early (1814 ) of George Stephenson locomotive, named after Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
  • Blücher (film), Norwegian film from 1988
  • Prince Blucher (apple ), a 1880 in Mecklenburg grown from seeds of the Yellow Richard apple variety

The name Blücher carry several people:

  • Mecklenburger the noble family von Blücher Ulrich von Blucher ( 1214-1284 to ), Bishop of Ratzeburg
  • Hermann von Blücher († 1309), Bishop of Ratzeburg
  • Wipert von Blücher († 1376 ), Bishop of Ratzeburg
  • Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher (1742-1819), Prussian general field marshal
  • Daniel Conrad von Blücher -Altona (1764-1845), Upper president of Altona
  • Gebhard Blucher of Wahlstatt (1799-1875), Prussian landowners and hereditary member of the Prussian House of Lords
  • Helmuth von Blucher (1805-1862), German chemist and pharmacist
  • Gebhard von Blücher (1865-1931), 4th Duke of Wahlstatt
  • Wipert von Blucher (1883-1963), German diplomat
  • Joachim von Blucher (1888-1980), German politician ( NSDAP) and SA- leader
  • Borusso von Blücher (* 1944), German diplomat

And the following persons:

  • Vasily Konstantinovich Blücher (1889-1938), Marshal of the Soviet Union
  • Franz Blücher (1896-1959), German Federal Minister (FDP, FVP, DP )
  • Heinrich Blücher (1899-1970), German philosopher, who lived in the United States

After the Prussian Field Marshal Blucher several ships bore the name:

  • Prince Blucher (ship, 1819)
  • SMS Blücher (1877 ), a torpedo training ship
  • Blücher (ship, 1902), a passenger steamer
  • SMS Blücher (1908 ), a heavy cruiser
  • Blücher (ship, 1937), a Heavy Cruiser

Blücher is the name of several places:

  • Blücher ( possession ), the municipality of possession in the district of Ludwigsburg pleasure Parchim in Mecklenburg -Vorpommern
  • Expansion Blücher, settlement in southeastern Mecklenburg- Vorpommern, see Woldegk

Pit mine Blücher Blücher or considered the following mines:

  • Pit Blücher, a former non-ferrous metal mine in the living space Herkenrath of Bergisch Gladbach.
  • Mine Blücher I, in 1864, first to Zeche Essen- Arenberg and 1866 for mine north star united

See also:

  • List of ships with the name Blücher
  • Blücher Palace
  • Blücher monument
  • Disambiguation
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