Epstein

Epstein (Hebrew אפשטיין ), or in other variants Eppstein, Ebstein, is a family of Jewish origin, who was originally distributed in the German-speaking Central Europe and the Slavic countries of East Central Europe. Bearers of the name are:

Alek Epstein ( born 1975 ), Russian- Israeli sociologist, political scientist and historian
Alois Epstein (1849-1918), Czech pediatrician
Anthony Epstein ( born 1921 ), British virologist
Berthold Epstein (1890-1962), Czechoslovakian pediatrician
Brian Epstein (1934-1967), British businessman and music manager
Charlotte Epstein (1884-1938), American swimmer
David Epstein ( born 1937 ), British mathematician
Deborah Epstein (actress ) ( born 1955 ), German actress
Deborah Epstein, real name of SoShy ( b. 1982 ), French-American singer-songwriter
Denis Epstein ( born 1986 ), German football player
Dieter Epstein ( born 1952 ), German football coach
Edward Jay Epstein ( born 1935 ), American journalist
Elizabeth Ivanovna Epstein (1879-1956), Russian painter
Ernesto Epstein (1910-1997), Argentine pianist, music educator and writer -
Ernst Epstein (1881-1938), Austrian architect
Friedrich Epstein (1882-1943), German chemist
Fritz T. Epstein (1898-1979), German - American historian
Gustav Ritter von Epstein (1828-1879), Austrian industrialist and banker
Hedy Epstein (* 1924), German - American writer
Helen Epstein ( born 1947 ), American writer
Henri Epstein (1891-1944), Polish painter and graphic artist
Israel Epstein (1915-2005), Chinese journalist and author
Jacob Epstein (1880-1959), English sculptor and draftsman
Jean Epstein (1897-1953), Polish- French film director
Yechiel Michel Epstein (1829-1908), Lithuanian rabbi
Jehudo Epstein (1870-1945), Jewish painter
Joseph Epstein ( resistance fighters ) ( 1911-1944 ), Polish-French Resistance fighters of the Resistance
Joseph Epstein ( essayist ) ( born 1937 ), American writer and editor
Joshua Epstein ( born 1940 ), Israeli- German violinist
Judith Epstein, German real estate entrepreneur and ambassador for Hadassah International at the UN
Julius Epstein ( pianist ) ( 1832-1926 ), Austro- Hungarian piano teacher and university teacher
Julius Epstein (Author ) ( 1901-1975 ), Austrian- American journalist and author
Julius Epstein ( born 1926 ), American musician, see Epstein Brothers
Julius J. Epstein (1909-2000), American screenwriter
Klaus Werner Epstein (1927-1967), German - American historian
Kurt Epstein (1904-1975), Czechoslovakian water polo players
Maria Elisabeth Epstein ( called Else; 1881-1948 ), German politician (DDP, CDU)
Marti Epstein ( born 1959 ), American composer and music educator
Max Epstein ( writer ) ( 1874-1948 ), German jurist and writer
Max Epstein (musician ) ( 1912-2000 ), American musician
Michael Anthony Epstein ( born 1921 ), British virologist and pathologist
Mitch Epstein ( born 1952 ), American photographer, film director and Production Designer
Naphtali Epstein ( Naphtali heart Epstein; 1782-1852 ), German author, civil servant and official of the association
Paul Epstein ( mathematician ) ( 1871-1939 ), German mathematician
Paul Epstein (physician) ( 1943-2011 ), American physician
Paul Sophus Epstein (1883-1966), Polish- American physicist
Pelta Moses Epstein (1745-1821), German rabbi
Peter Epstein (born 1967 ), American jazz musician and high school teachers
Philip G. Epstein (1909-1952), American screenwriter
Rob Epstein ( born 1955 ), American documentarist
Samuel Epstein ( born 1926 ), English Environmental Medicine
Samuel Epstein ( geochemist ) ( 1919-2001 ), Canadian- American geochemist
Sally Epstein (1907-1935), German painter and assistant Nazi victims

Epstein stands for:

Epstein Brothers, a quartet musicians from the United States
Epstein-Barr virus, a human pathogenic virus
Palais Epstein, a palace in Vienna
Epstein, a measurement method for the determination of iron losses in electrical sheet