Vesper

Vesper (from Old High German vespera, Middle High German vesper, vespera from latin, " evening ( time ) " ) may refer to:

  • Vesper ( liturgy), church evening prayer
  • Sicilian Vespers, the popular uprising in the 13th century
  • Vespers of Ephesus, massacre of Romans and Italians in Asia Minor in 88 BC
  • The South German or even the Vesper, a snack or a dinner
  • Vesper ( cocktail) from the book Casino Royale

Places in the United States:

  • Vesper (Kansas)
  • Vespers (New York)
  • Vesper (Wisconsin )

Number of people:

  • Alex Vesper (* 1967), German drummer
  • Bernward Vesper (1938-1971), German writer
  • Elke Vesper (* 1949), German writer
  • Guntram Vesper (* 1941), German writer
  • Karl Vesper (1883-1933), German resistance fighter
  • Karl -Heinz Vespers (1931-2006), German diplomat, ambassador of the GDR
  • Martin Vesper (* 1964), German manager, CEO aizo Group AG / digitalSTROM
  • Michael Vesper (* 1952), German sports official and former politician in the state of North Rhine -Westphalia ( B'90 / Green )
  • Otto Vespers (1875-1923), German politician ( SPD)
  • Rudolf Vesper (* 1939), German Ringer
  • Stefan Vesper (* 1956), General Secretary of the Central Committee of German Catholics
  • Walter Vesper (1897-1978), German politician ( KPD)
  • Will Vesper (1882-1962), German writer

As well as the pseudonym of:

  • Dabaghyan Martiros (1893-1977), Armenian writer

See also:

  • Vespermann
  • Disambiguation
Vesper (Cocktail)
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