Hindenburg

Hindenburg is the surname of the following persons:

Paul von Hindenburg (1847-1934), German Field Marshal and Reich President of the German noble family of Beneckendorff and von Hindenburg
Bernhard von Hindenburg (1859-1932), wrote the first biography of Paul von Hindenburg
Carl Hindenburg (1820-1899), German cycling official and first President of the German Federal Cyclist
Carl Friedrich Hindenburg (1741-1808), German mathematician and philosopher
Gertrud von Hindenburg (1860-1921), German aristocrat and philanthropist, wife of Paul von Hindenburg
Margarete von Hindenburg (1897-1988), daughter of the German Reich President Paul von Hindenburg and " first lady " of the German Republic
Oskar von Hindenburg (1883-1960), son of Paul von Hindenburg, German Lieutenant General

Hindenburg stands for:

The name Hindenburg - named after Paul von Hindenburg - wear or wore:

The house Hindenburg in Cologne
The Hindenburg Damm, the railway embankment from the mainland to the island of Sylt
The airship LZ 129 Hindenburg, which crashed in Lakehurst in 1937
The filming of the misfortunes of the airship LZ 129 from 1975, see The Hindenburg
The filming of the misfortunes of the airship LZ 129 from the year 2011, see Hindenburg (2011)
More preserved and former railway and road bridges, see Hindenburg Bridge ( disambiguation)

Hindenburg is or was ship name of

SMS Hindenburg, heavy cruiser ( battle cruisers ) the Imperial Navy
Liselotte of the Palatinate (ship, 1925), passenger ship, from 1925 to 1945 when Hindenburg on the Schwerin Lake
Hindenburg (ship, 1925), 1926-1932 motor lifeboat GMRS
Hindenburg (ship, 1937), 1937-1940 motor lifeboat GMRS
Hindenburg (ship, 1942), 1942-1944 motor lifeboat GMRS
Hindenburg (ship, 1944), 1944-1961 motor lifeboat GMRS

Hindenburg designated geographically:

The city Hindenburg in Upper Silesia, Zabrze see
The community Hindenburg, and 1918 United Friedrichsgraben I, in the East Prussian district Labiau
A hamlet of the town in the district Uckermark Templin, Brandenburg
A castle in Langelsheim ( Lower Harz )
Valid until 1949 the name of the village in the municipality of Hagen Linde Nordwestuckermark, Brandenburg
A castle on the outskirts of Badenhausen