Feldman

Feldmann or Feldman is a family name.

Origin and Meaning

The surname Feldmann (English: Fieldman and Feldman ) was first used by the late 14th century in Middle High German as Veltman and Feldman; literally " man of the field ".

The name field is part of the first part of the name in various compositions before, for example, field or field Müller Meier. In Sorbian (Modification: Polak, Polack ) is the word " Pole" attributed to the importance Feldmann, a settler in the open field.

Well-known bearers of the name

Name, form Feldmann

A

• Alfred Feldmann (1840-1923), German industrialist and President of the Commercial Chamber of Bremen
• Aloys Feldmann (1885-1965), German politician ( CDU)
• Anja Feldmann (* 1966), German computer scientist
• Arthur Feldmann (1926-2012), German-speaking writer

B

• Barbara Feldmann (* 1963), Austrian politician (ÖVP )
• Ben Feldman ( born 1980 ), American actor
• Bernhard Feldmann (1704-1776), German physician and writer

C

• Christian Feldmann (* 1950), German journalist and author
• Christian Friedrich Feldmann (1813-1883), educator and Bremen Senator
• Christin Feldmann (* 1981), German film director and artist
• Clarence Feldmann (1867-1941), Dutch electrical engineer

E

• Edward S. Feldman ( born 1929 ), American film and television producer
• Else Feldmann (1884-1942), Austrian writer
• Emil Feldmann (1895-1968), German Social Democratic politician
• Erich Feldmann (1929-1998), Catholic. Priests, church historians and researchers Augustine
• Erich Feldmann ( educator ) ( 1893-1978 ), German educator and communication researchers

F

• Franz Feldmann (1868-1937), German politician ( SPD)
• Friedrich Feldmann (1871-1957), German local politician and SPD functionary
• Friedrich Wilhelm Feldmann (1846-1911), German construction engineer, contractors and local politicians

G

• Gyula Feldmann (1890-1955), Hungarian football player

B

• Hanna Feldmann (1923-2003), German homeland researcher
• Hans Feldmann (1868-1940), German army officer and politician
• Hans -Peter Feldmann (* 1941), German artist
• Heinrich Feldmann (1847-1928), a farmer and member of the German Reichstag
• Heinz Feldmann, German Brigadier General of the Bundeswehr
• Helma Feldmann (1903-1989), German sculptor

J

• Jochen Feldmann (* 1961), German physicist
• John Feldmann (born 1967 ), American musician and animal rights activist

K

• Kai Feldmann (* 1993), German handball player
• Karl Feldmann (1892-1963), German politician ( SPD)
• Klaus Feldmann (journalist ) ( b. 1936 ), German journalist
• Klaus Feldmann ( sociologist ) ( born 1939 ), Austrian sociologist and Thanatologe
• Klaus Feldmann ( engineer) ( born 1943 ), German engineer and university teacher
• Klaus Feldmann ( soldier ) ( born 1950 ), German Brigadier General
• Klaus Feldmann (musician ) ( born 1951 ), German guitarist, music producer and composer
• Klemens Philipp Feldmann (1885-1971), a Polish bishop of the Old Catholic Church

L

• Laura Feldmann (* 1990), German volleyball player
• Leopold Feldmann (1802-1882), Bavarian playwright
• Louis Feldman (1906-1991), Member of Bremen Parliament (CDU )

M

• Maria Klemens Philipp Feldmann (1885-1971), bishop of the Old Catholic Church of the Mariavites in Poland
• Marc Feldmann ( b. 1944 ), Australian- British immunologist
• Markus Feldmann (1897-1958), Swiss politician, Federal
• Monika Feldmann (* 1951), German figure skater

O

• Olaf Feldmann (* 1937), German politician ( FDP)
• Otto Feldmann (1881-1942), German graphic artist, painter and gallery owner
• Otto von Feldmann (1873-1945), German army officer and politician

P

• Peter Feldmann (* 1958), German politician ( SPD)
• Philip Feldman (1868-1946), Hessian politician ( DDP)

R

• Rainer Feldmann (* 1957), German guitarist
• Reinhard Feldmann (* 1954), German librarian and author
• Rötger Feldmann (also: bread crumbs, * 1950), German cartoonist

S

• Stefan Feldmann ( b. 1970 ), Swiss politician and since 2008 president of the SP Canton Zurich

W

• Wilhelm Feldman ( engineer) ( 1853-1905 ), German engineer
• Wilhelm Feldmann (painter) ( 1859-1932 ), German painter
• Wilhelm Feldmann ( politician ) ( 1910-1994 ), German politician ( NDPD )
• Winfried Feldmann (1922-2010), German politician ( CDU)

Noble family

• Baron von Feldmann ( noble ) in Waldshut

Fictional character

• Mr. Feldmann was the name of a hand puppet in the TV show series caution, music!

Dog

• Feldmann was the name of a dog that belonged to Michael Woodbach and caused the accidental death

Name, form Feldman

• Andrea Feldman (1948-1972), American actress
• Andrew Feldman, Baron Feldman of Elstree (born 1966 ), British politician of the Conservative Party
• Basil Feldman ( b. 1923 ), British politician ( Conservative Party )
• Boris Mironovich Feldman (1890-1937), Soviet officer
• Charles K. Feldman (1904-1968), American film producer and agent for actors
• Corey Feldman (born 1971 ), American actor
• David Feldman, originally from Ireland Berufsphilatelist, author and auctioneer
• Dennis Feldman, American writer and director
• Edward S. Feldman ( born 1929 ), American film and television producer
• Gerald D. Feldman (1937-2007), American historian ( economic historian )
• Joel Feldman ( b. 1949 ), Canadian mathematical physicist
• Joseph Feldman ( 19th and 20th century), a singer of Yiddish songs
• Krystyna Feldman (1916-2007), Polish actress
• Ludovic Feldman (1893-1987), Romanian composer
• Mark Feldman ( born 1955 ), American jazz and classical violinist and composer
• Marty Feldman (1934-1982), American actor, writer and director
• Morton Feldman (1926-1987), American composer
• Moshe Ze'ev Feldman (1930-1997), Israeli politician and rabbi
• Naum Il'ich Feldman (1918-1994), Russian mathematician
• Scott Feldman ( b. 1983 ), American baseball player
• Stuart Feldman, American computer scientist
• Tamara Feldman ( born 1980 ), American actress
• Victor Feldman (1934-1987), English jazz vibraphonist and percussionist

Well-known companies

• Westphalian automotive company Bernhard Feldmann & Co., former car accessories dealers and automakers in Soest.
• Feldmann & Marschel, bell foundry, located in the Westphalian city of Münster