Morgenstern

Morgenstern stands for:

• Morning Star, the brightest star before sunrise
• Morgenstern ( noble )
• Morgenstern (band), German metal band
• Morgenstern Trio, classical piano trio
• Morgenstern ( weapon)
• The Morning Star (newspaper), a former newspaper Grisons
• The Morning Star, a poem by Johann Peter Hebel
• The Heimatbund men from Morning Star
• Theatre for Children - Stage Morgenstern
• A town in Eastern Pomerania in Bytów, see Jutrzenka ( Borzytuchom )
• The song Morgenstern by Rammstein

Morgenstern is a surname:

A

• Alois Morgenstern (born 1954 ), Austrian alpine skier

B

• Barbara Morgenstern (born 1971 ), German musician
• Beate Morgenstern ( born 1946 ), German writer
• Björn Morgenstern ( * 1982 ), German speed skater

C

• Carl Morgenstern (1811-1893), German landscape painter
• Carl Ernst Morgenstern (1847-1928), German landscape painter
• Christian Morgenstern (1871-1914), German poet
• Christian Morgenstern ( painter) ( 1805-1867 ), German painter
• Christian Morgenstern (musician ) ( 1975-2003 ), German musician

D

• Dan Morgenstern ( born 1929 ), Austrian- American jazz critic
• David Morgenstern (1814-1882), Bavarian Landtag and producer
• Dietrich Morgenstern (1924-2007), German mathematician
• Dirk Morgenstern (born 1969 ), German cameraman

E

• Erin Morgenstern (born 1978 ), American author

F

• Franz Morgenstern (1787-1869), Brunswick military person
• Friedel Morgenstern ( * 1993), German voice actor

B

• Hans Morgenstern (1905-1965), Austrian trade merchant and playwright
• Hans Dieter Morgenstern (1935-2001), German politician and Member of Parliament (CDU )
• Heinz Morgenstern (1917-1980), German politician ( SPD)
• Herbert Morgenstern ( * 1913), German communications engineer and resistance fighter

J

• Janusz Morgenstern (1922-2011), Polish film director and film producer
• Jacqueline Morgenstern (1932-1945), Jewish girls, victims of the Holocaust
• Johann Friedrich Morgenstern (1777-1844), German architecture and landscape painter
• Johann Ludwig Ernst Morgenstern (1738-1819), German painter
• Johann Melchior von Morgenstern (1733-1789), a Prussian officer, Knight of the Pour le Mérite
• Johanna Katharina Morgenstern (1748-1796), German writer

K

• Karina Morgenstern ( born 1968 ), German physicist and university teacher
• Karl Morgenstern (1770-1852), German philologist

L

• Leopold von Morgenstern (1790-1864), lawyer, Privy Councillor in Dessau
• Lina Morgenstern (1830-1909), German writer and women's rights activist
• Louise Morgenstern ( born 1932 ), German politician (SPD ), MdV, MP
• Lydia Morgenstern, German voice actor

M

• Maia Morgenstern (born 1962 ), Romanian actress
• Marco Morgenstern (born 1972 ), German biathlete
• Marion Morgenstern ( born 1952 ), German politician (SED PDS)
• Martin Morgenstern ( born 1953 ), German philosopher and author
• Max Morgenstern - Döring (1858-1931), German Major General
• Mike Morgenstern ( born 1939 ), American jazz musician
• Miriam Morgenstern ( * 1987), German actress

N

• Norbert R. Morgenstern ( born 1935 ), Canadian Civil

O

• Olga Morgenstern (1859-1902), German writer
• Oskar Morgenstern (1902-1977), Austrian scientists

P

• Paul Morgenstern (1886-1938), German actor

R

• Ralph Morgenstern ( born 1955 ), German Moderator
• Reinhard Morgenstern ( * 1942), German physicist

S

• Samuel Morgenstern (1875-1943), an Austrian businessman and a business partner of the young Hitler
• Soma Morgenstern (1890-1976), Austrian writer
• Sonja Morgenstern ( born 1955 ), German figure skater
• Susie Morgenstern ( born 1945 ), French children's book author

T

• Thomas Morgenstern ( born 1986 ), Austrian ski jumper
• Tommy Morgenstern, also known as Thomas Lührig (* 1974), German voice actor and singer

See also:

• Stella Matutina ( Jesuit College )
• Mine Morgenstern

• Disambiguation