Halle

Hall stands for:

• Hall (architecture ), large room or building with such a
• Iron Age hall concept of archeology for a building in Northern Europe

Hall is the name of geographical objects:

• Halle ( Saale), county-level city in Saxony -Anhalt
• Halle (Westfalen ), a town in the district of Gütersloh, North Rhine -Westphalia
• Halle ( Belgium), a town in the province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium
• Hall ( in New House ), municipality in the district Uelsen Bentheim, Lower Saxony
• Hall (Weser mountain country), municipality in the district Holzminden, Lower Saxony

• Halle ( Morsbach ), part of Morsbach Oberbergischer Kreis, North Rhine -Westphalia

• Halle district, administrative unit in the GDR

Waters:

• Halle ( Heve ), source river of Heve in the district of Soest, North Rhine -Westphalia

Hall is the name of:

• Aaron Hall - Wolf son (* 1754 or 1756, † 1835), German - Jewish author, educator, and representatives of the Jewish Enlightenment
• Adam de la Halle ( 1237-1286/1287/1306 ), French Troubadour
• Adolph Hall (1798-1866), German jurist, president of the Hamburg Commercial Court, a founding member of the Hamburg Kunstverein, husband of Therese Hall
• Anna Sabine Hall ( b. 1921 ), Nazi resistance fighter, writer and Quaker
• Armin Hall ( b. 1936 ), German journalist, moderator and media coach
• Christine Hall (1533-1603), German businesswoman, wife of Heinrich Rantzau
• Ernst Levy of Halle (1869-1909), economist and writer
• Felix Hall (1884-1937), German jurist of the Weimar Republic
• Gunnar Halle ( b. 1965 ), Norwegian football player
• Israhel of Halle ( † 1480), Brunswick businessman
• January Hall (1903-1986), a Dutch footballer
• Johann Samuel Halle (1727/1730-1810), Prussian historian, scientist and toxicologist
• Judith von Halle ( * 1972 ), German anthroposophist, author and architect
• Leo Hall (1906-1992), a Dutch footballer
• Morris Halle ( b. 1923 ), American linguist and psychologist
• Noël Hallé (1711-1781), French Rococo painter and writer
• Otto Hall (1903-1987), German Communist and involved in the resistance in the Buchenwald concentration camp
• Therese Hall (1807-1880), born Heine, Hamburg art collector and benefactor, wife of Adolph Hall
• Uta Halle ( * 1956 ), German Mittelalterarchäologin

Hallé is the name of:

• Charles Hallé (1819-1895), English pianist and conductor, founder of the Hallé Orchestra
• Jean Noël Hallé (1754-1822), French physician, hygienist and epidemiologist

See also:

• Hale (disambiguation)

• Disambiguation