Fink (surname)

Fink is a family name.

Bearers of the name

A

  • Achim Fink (born 1954 ), German jazz musician
  • Agnes Finch (1919-1994), German -Swiss actress
  • Albert Fink (1827-1897), German - American civil engineer
  • Alfred Fink ( born 1934 ), German lawyer and politician (CSU )
  • Alois Fink (1920-2012), German writer and journalist
  • Alwin Fink ( born 1949 ), German football player
  • Anton Fink, known as Tone Fink ( born 1944 ), Austrian artist
  • Anton Fink ( footballer ) (* 1987), German football player
  • Anton Wilhelm Christian Fink (1770-1794), German writer
  • August Fink (1890-1963), German art historian
  • Augustine Fink († 1720), 1695-1720 abbot of the monastery of St. Blaise in the Black Forest

B

  • Barnabas Fink (1867-1947), Austrian politician ( CS)
  • Bernarda Fink ( born 1955 ), Argentine singer (mezzo- soprano) Slovenian descent
  • Bruce Fink (1861-1927), American lichens watchers

C

  • Carl Fink (editor ) ( 1861-1943 ), German newspaper publisher and journalist
  • Carl Fink ( Air Force officer ) ( 1886-1969 ), German Major General
  • Carl Ludwig Fink (1821-1888), German mechanical engineer and university teacher
  • Carolin Fink (born 1966 ), German - Austrian actress
  • Caroline Finch ( born 1977 ), Swiss author, alpine journalist, mountaineer and photographer
  • Cécil of Renthe Finch ( General ) ( 1845-1909 ), a Prussian lieutenant general
  • Cécil of Renthe Finch ( diplomat ) ( 1885-1964 ), German diplomat
  • Christian Fink (1831-1911), German composer
  • Conrad Fink (1900-1981), German politician (BP, CSU)

D

  • Danny Fink ( born 1963 ), American Sommerbiathlet
  • Donald G. Fink (1911-1996), American electrical engineer

E

  • Elise Finch ( born Tönjes; 1863-1939 ), Low German poet and writer
  • Ernst Fink ( politician ) ( b. 1942 ), Austrian politician ( ÖVP)
  • Ernst Fink (musician ) ( 1896-1945 ), German chamber musician and victims of National Socialism
  • Ernst Fink ( Member of Parliament ) ( born 1933), Austrian politician (ÖVP )
  • Eugen Fink (1905-1975), German philosopher
  • Eugenie Fink (1891 - ~ 1942) Austrian writer

F

  • Franz Fink (1824-1894), civil engineer Hessian, Association official and politician
  • Friedrich Fink (1841-1896), German composer and organist
  • Fritz Fink (1893-1945), German writer

G

  • Gerald R. Fink ( born 1940 ), American geneticist
  • Gerd Fink ( born 1955 ), German football player
  • Gereon R. Fink (born 1964 ), German neurologist
  • Gerhard Fink (1934-2013), German classical scholar and specialist in teaching methods
  • Gottfried Wilhelm Fink (1783-1846), German composer
  • Günter Fink (1913-2000), German visual artist
  • Günter Fink ( journalist) (born 1954 ), German journalist, author and presenter
  • Gustav Fink (1854-1933), German politician ( DVP )
  • Gustav Fink (SS Member) ( 1903-1934 ), a German member of the SS, victims of the Rohm Putsch

B

  • Hannes Fink (* 1989), Italian footballer
  • Hanni Fink ( Hanni Finkova; ~ 1910 - after 1939 ), Czech-German luger
  • Hans Fink ( composer ) ( 1859-1905 ), Austrian composer and organist
  • Hans Fink ( politician) (1898 -? ), German politician ( NSDAP)
  • Hans Fink ( folklorist ) ( 1912-2003 ), Italian folklorist and writer
  • Hans Fink ( writer ) ( born 1942 ), German journalist and publicist romania
  • Hans -Peter Fink, German physicist, an adjunct professor for the University of Potsdam Biopolymerforschung and Honorary Professor at the University of Kassel
  • Heinrich Fink ( born 1935 ), German theologian and politician (PDS )
  • Heinrich Fink (KPD ) ( 1902-1981 ), German politician ( KPD)
  • Hermann Finck (~ 1495-1558 ), German music theorist, composer and organist
  • Holly Fink (born 1964 ), German cameraman
  • Hugo Fink (1910-1986), German economist and politician ( CSU)
  • Humbert Fink (1933-1992), Austrian writer and journalist

I

  • Ida Fink (1921-2011), Polish- Israeli author

J

  • Jens Fink -Jensen ( born 1956 ), Danish author and photographer
  • Jodok Fink (1853-1929), an Austrian farmer and politician ( CS)
  • John Fink (officer ) ( 1895-1981 ), German General
  • John Fink ( clergyman ) ( 1891-1968 ), German priest
  • John Fink ( viola da gamba ) (* 1942), German viol player
  • John Fink (jazz musician) (born 1964 ), German jazz bass player
  • Josef Fink ( Member of Parliament ) ( 1894-1973 ), Austrian politician ( ÖVP), Member of Parliament
  • Josef Fink ( Member of Parliament ) ( 1909-1983 ), Austrian politician ( ÖVP), Vorarlberg Landtag
  • Josef Fink ( archaeologist ) ( 1912-1984 ), German archaeologist
  • Josef Fink ( theologian ) ( 1941-1999 ), Austrian theologian and artist
  • Josef Fink ( born 1947 ), German publisher, see art publisher Josef Fink
  • Josef Fink ( farmer ) ( * 1948 ), Austrian farmer and initiator of the action A Heart for People
  • Joseph Fink ( archaeologist ) ( 1850-1929 ), German archaeologist
  • Joseph Fink ( politician) (1868 - after 1933 ), German politician ( center )

K

  • Karl Fink ( politician ) ( b. 1947 ), Austrian politician ( SPÖ), Salzburger Landtag
  • Karl Fink ( footballer ) (born 1964 ), Austrian football player
  • Karl Fink ( filmmaker ), American film producer
  • Karl August Fink (1904-1983), German Roman Catholic theologian and church historian

L

  • Larry Fink ( photographer) ( born March 11, 1941), American photographer
  • Laurence Douglas Fink ( born 1952 ), American entrepreneur
  • Louis Fink, German lawyer and local politician

M

  • Manfred Fink (born 1958 ), German opera singer
  • Mary Fink (* 1905), German politician (SED )
  • Martin Fink ( born 1950 ), German politician ( CSU)
  • Martin Fink ( soccer player) (born 1970 ), Swiss football player
  • Monika Fink ( born 1952 ), German politician (SPD )
  • Michael Fink ( author) (born 1967 ), German non-fiction author
  • Michael Fink ( footballer ) ( b. 1982 ), German football player
  • Michael L. Fink, Visual Effects Artist

N

  • Nikola Fink (1894-1968), Yugoslav zoologist

O

  • Oliver Fink (* 1982 ), German football player
  • Orenda Fink ( born 1975 ), American musician
  • Otto Fink ( Tuttlingen ) ( 1887-1973 ), German politician (CDU ), Mayor of Tuttlingen
  • Otto Fink ( Middle Franconia ) ( 1917-1981 ), German politician ( SPD)
  • Otto Fink ( Lower Bavaria ) ( 1920-2000 ), German politician ( SPD)
  • Otto Fink ( footballer ) ( 1930-2012 ), German football player

P

  • Peter Finch (1923-1989), German local politician (SPD )
  • Peter Jelinek - Fink (1929-2006), Austrian engineer
  • Philipp Fink (Nassau ) ( 1773-1849 ), German landowner and politician, Member of Parliament Nassau
  • Philipp Fink ( MdR ) ( 1831-1919 ), German farmer and politician, MdR
  • Pius Fink ( engineer) ( 1832-1874 ), Austrian locomotive designer
  • Pius Fink (1903-1983), Austrian politician

R

  • Roland Fink ( born 1937 ), Swiss musician and music teacher
  • Rudi Fink (born 1958 ), German Boxer

S

T

  • Theodore Fink (1855-1942), Australian politician and publisher
  • Thomas Fink (born 1954 ), German balloonist
  • Thorsten Fink (born 1967 ), German football player and coach
  • Torsten Fink (born 1965 ), German author of fantasy novels
  • Tobias Fink (* 1983), German football player
  • Tone Fink ( born 1944 ), Austrian filmmaker and object artist

U

  • Udo Fink (musician ) ( b. 1936 ), Swiss jazz musician and teacher
  • Udo Fink ( lawyer) ( born 1957 ), German legal scholar
  • Ulf Fink ( born 1942 ), German politician ( CDU)

V

  • Volker Fink ( born 1943 ), German diplomat

W

  • Walter Fink ( patron ) (* 1930), German patron
  • Walter Fink ( cultural journalist ) ( born 1945 ), Austrian Culture Journalist
  • Walter Fink ( opera singer ) ( born 1949 ), Austrian singer ( bass)
  • Wilhelm Fink (1889-1965), German historian and local historian

Fictional people

Johannes Fink Vinck
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