Hardenberg (disambiguation)

Hardenberg is the name of localities: in Germany:

To 1935 existing name of Neviges than district of Velbert, Mettmann, North Rhine -Westphalia
Neuhardenberg, municipality in the district or Mark- Land, Brandenburg
Norten -Hardenberg, stains and municipality in the district Northeim, Lower Saxony
Hardenberg ( Meinerzhagen ), District of Meinerzhagen, Maerkischer Kreis, North Rhine -Westphalia
Hardenberg, historical spelling of Hart Mountain, district of the city of King Winter in the Rhein- Sieg district, North Rhine -Westphalia

Outside Germany:

Hardenberg ( Overijssel), town and commune in the province of Overijssel, Netherlands
Hardenberg, former German name of the village Twarda Góra in the Kujawsko -Pomorskie, Poland

Hardenberg is the name of noble families, rulers and authorities:

Hardenberg ( Lower Saxon noble family ), Lower Saxon noble family
Hardenberg ( Westphalian noble family ), in 1450 extinguished, Westphalian noble family
Rule Hardenberg, sub- rule of the Duchy of Berg
Neuhardenberg Office, Office in Brandenburg

Hardenberg is the name of castles and palaces:

Castle Hardenberg ( Norten -Hardenberg ), Lower Saxony
Castle Hardenberg ( Velbert ), North Rhine -Westphalia
Neuhardenberg, Brandenburg
Schloss Hardenberg ( Norten -Hardenberg ), Lower Saxony
Schloss Hardenberg ( Velbert ), North Rhine -Westphalia

Hardenberg is the name of other geographical objects:

Hardenberg Platz in Berlin
Hardenberg -Gymnasium in Fürth, Bavaria
Hardenberg -Gymnasium ( Greußen ) in Greußen, Thuringia
Zeche Fürst Hardenberg, mine in the Ruhr area, North Rhine -Westphalia
Hardenberg ( Bodenrod ) ( 439.4 m ) elevation in the Taunus mountains Bodenrod, Wetterau, Hesse

Hardenberg is the surname of the following persons:

Albert Hardenberg (also: Albert Rizaeus; ≈ 1510-1574 ), German reformer
Anton von Hardenberg (pseudonym: Sylvester; 1781-1825 ), German politician and poet
Askan von Hardenberg (1861-1916), land and State of Saxony- Altenburg
Astrid Gräfin von Hardenberg ( born 1925 ), chairman of the Carl- Hans von Hardenberg Foundation
August Ulrich von Hardenberg (1709-1787), German civil servant and Messenger
Auguste von Hardenberg (1809-1893), President of the Fourth Department of the Baden Women's Association
Carl von Hardenberg (1776-1813), German poet and Saxon official
Carl- Hans Graf von Hardenberg (1891-1958), German farmer, politician and resistance fighter
Carl Graf von Hardenberg (1893-1965), German farmer, businessman and District Administrator of Northeim
Christian Ludwig von Hardenberg (1700-1781), Hanoverian Field Marshal
Friedrich August von Hardenberg (1700-1768), Hanoverian politician and minister
Karl Friedrich von Hardenberg (1696-1763), Hanoverian diplomat and landscape architect
Fritz von Hardenberg (1954-2010), German actor and voice actor
Georg Ludwig von Hardenberg (1720-1786), a Protestant cathedral dean and German Hymnologe
Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenberg, known as Novalis (1772-1801), German writer of romance
Gerd Hardenberg (* 1941), German state politicians (Hamburg, CDU, PRO, Off D. )
Hans von Hardenberg (1824-1887), German politician, Prussian district administrator and Government Vice President
Hans Carl Graf von Hardenberg (1909-1996), German Ambassador
Hans Ernst von Hardenberg (1729-1797), German politician, ambassador and Freemasons
Harry Hardenberg (* 1935), German photographer
Henriette Hardenberg (1894-1993), German expressionist poet
Hildebrand Christoph von Hardenberg (1621-1682), governor of Braunschweig
Isa von Hardenberg (* 1941), German Event Manager
Karl August von Hardenberg (1750-1822), Prussian statesman
Roland Hardenberg (* 1967), German ethnologist
Siegfried cap -Hardenberg (1915-1989), German journalist and publisher
Sophie von Hardenberg (1801-1898), German Novalis researcher and Antifeministin
Tita von Hardenberg (* 1968), German television presenter