Fischer

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Contents 1 A 2 B 3 C 4 E 5 F 6 G 7 H 8 J 9 K 10 M 11 O 12 P 13 R 14 S 15 T 16 U 17 Z 18 Fischer von Erlach 19 Others 20 See also

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[edit] A

Human names

• Abraham Fischer (1850-1913) South African public official
• Ádám Fischer
• Albert Fischer (1829–1896), German protestant theologian, see also German article

• Alfred Fischer
  • Alfred Fischer (judge) (1919-2004), judge am Bundesverwaltungsgericht, see also German article
  • Alfred Fischer (architect) (1881-1950), German architect, see also German article

• Aloys Fischer/Alois Fischer (1880–1937), German educator (Pädagoge), see also German article

• Andrea Fischer (born 1960), German politician, see also German article

• Anton Fischer (Cardinal) (1840–1912), German Cardinal, see also German article
• Anton Fischer (biologist), biologist and Pflanzensoziologist, see also German article

• Artur Fischer (* 1919), inventor of the Dübel, see also German article

• August Fischer
  • August Fischer (1865-1949), Orientalist (Islamistic, linguist), professor of the Leipzig University, see also German article
  • August Fischer (sculptor) (1805-1866), German sculptor, see also German article
  • August Fischer (inventor), inventor of the Klebstoffs UHU, see also German article

• Axel Fischer
  • Axel Fischer (politician) (Axel Eduard Fischer), (* 1966), deutscher Politiker (CDU), see also German article
  • Axel Fischer (musician) (* 1981), German musician and actor , see also German article

[edit] B

• Beat Fischer (1641-1698), Gründer der Post in the alten Staat Bern, see also German article
• Bernhard Fischer (born 1852) German bacteriologist
• Birgit Fischer
  • Birgit Fischer (politician) (* 1953), German politician, see also German article
  • Birgit Fischer (sportswoman) (* 1962), German sportswoman, see also German article
• Robert "Bobby" James Fischer (born 1943), American chess player
• Abram "Bram" Fischer

[edit] C

• Carl Fischer (1888-1987), sculptor, see also German article
• Carl Ernst Fischer (1900–1974), Comic-artist, bekannt als Cefischer, see also German article
• Carl-Friedrich Fischer, architect, see also German article
• Cecil Ernest Claude Fischer (1874-1950), botanist, author
• Cuno Fischer (1914-1973), painter, see also German article (not Kuno Fischer)

• David Hackett Fischer, professor of history
• Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
• Dirk Fischer (* 1943), German politician, see also German article

[edit] E

• Edmond Henri Fischer (born 1920)
• Edwin Fischer (1886-1960), Swiss pianist and conductor, see also German article
• Elmar Fischer (* 1936), Austrian Catholic bishop, see also German article

• Emil Fischer
  • Emil Fischer (1852-1919), Nobel prize winner for chemistry, see also German article
  • Emil Fischer (basso) (1838-1914) Eminent German opera singer

• Engelbert Lorenz Fischer (1845-1923)

• Erica Fischer (* 1943), Austrian writer, journalist and translator, see also German article

• Ernst Fischer
  • Ernst Fischer (1899-1972), Austrian writer and politician, see also German article
  • Ernst Fischer (composer) (1900-1975), composer, see also German article
  • Ernst Gottfried Fischer (1754–1831) German chemist developer of stoichiometry theory together with Jeremias Richter
  • Ernst Kuno Berthold Fischer/Kuno Fischer (1824-1907), German philosopher (not Cuno Fischer)
  • Ernst Otto Fischer (* 1918), German chemist, Nobel prizewinner for chemistry, see also German article
  • Ernst Peter Fischer (* 1947), Wissenschaftshistoriker and Wissenschaftspublizist, see also German article

• Eugen Fischer
  • Eugen Fischer (historian) (pseudonym: A. Helm, 1899-1973), geologist and historian, see also German article
• Onother elder German historian; Eugen Fischer (1881-1964), also Eugen Fischer-Baling (May 9, 1881, Balingen - January 18, 1964, Berlin) was a German historian, librarian (Bibliothekar)
• Eugen Fischer (July 13, 1854, Wiblingen (now Ulm) - August 2, 1917), chemist, industrialist
• Eugen Fischer (June 5, 1874, Karlsruhe - July 9, 1967 Freiburg/Breisgau), anthropologist, doctor and member of the Nazi party (Rassenhygieniker)
• Eugen Kurt Fischer (January 6, 1892, Stuttgart - November 15, 1964 Stuttgart), publicist

[edit] F

• Franz Fischer
  • Franz Fischer (musician) (1849-1918), cellist and Hofkapellmeister in München, see also German article
  • Franz Fischer (chemist) (1877-1948), chemist (Benzin aus Steinkohle), famous for Fischer-Tropsch process, see also German article
  • Franz Fischer (Innsbruck) (1887-1943), mayor of Innsbruck, see also German article
  • Franz Fischer (war criminal), einer der Vier von Breda (Netherlands), lange wegen Kriegsverbrechen in Haft, see also German article

• Friedrich Ernst Ludwig von Fischer, botanist

• Fritz Fischer
  • Fritz Fischer (physicist) (1898-1947), physicist, see also German article
  • Fritz Fischer (physician), SS-physician, see also German article
  • Fritz Fischer/Fritz Fischer (historian) (1908 - 1999), German historian, see also German article
  • Fritz Fischer (biathlete) (* 1956), biathlon-sportsman, see also German article

[edit] G

• Georg Fischer

• Gerhard Fischer (1921-2006), German diplomat and Botschafter, see also German article
• Gotthilf Fischer (* 1928), German choir master (Chorleiter), see also German article
• Gottfried Bermann Fischer/Gottfried Bermann, publisher, see also German article, S. Fischer Verlag

• Gustav Fischer
  • Gustav Fischer (originally Gustav Paul Dankert Fischer, 1854-1910), publisher, see also German article
  • Gustav Fischer/Gustav Adolf Fischer (1848-1886) German physician and explorer of Africa, see also German article

• Günter Fischer (19..- ), German politician of SPD, see also German article
• Günther Fischer (* 1944), musician, see also German article

[edit] H

• Hannibal Fischer (1784-1868), German statesman (Staatsmann)

• Hans Fischer
  • Hans Fischer (1881–1945), German chemist, 1930 Nobel prizewinner for chemistry
  • Hans Fischer (SS-Oberführer) (1906 - ? ), SS-Obersturmführer and Führer der Einsatztruppe II in Poland, see also German article

• Hartwig Fischer (* 1948), German politician, see also German article

• Heinrich Fischer
  • Heinrich Fischer (1817-1886), German zoologist and mineralogist, see also German article
  • Heinrich Fischer (author), Münchener author and Tukan-Preisträger 1969, see also German article
  • Heinrich Fischer (mayor), Wiesbadener mayor nach der Revolution 1848, book seller (Buchhändler), see also German article
  • Heinrich Fischer (state minister), Hessischer Staatsminister and Oberbürgermeister of Hanau, see also German article
  • Heinrich Fischer (sportsman), Swiss Ruderer der Weltklasse der 1970er-Jahre and Silbermedaillengewinner bei der Olympiade 1972, see also German article

• Heinz Fischer (born 1938), Federal President (Bundespräsident) of Austria
• Heinz Fischer, Abteilungsleiter Personal German Bank AG and Mitglied der Hartz-Kommission, see Hartz-Konzept ([de])
• Helmut Fischer, German actor, see also German article

• Herbert Fischer
  • Herbert Fischer (politician), German CSU-politician (Mitglied des Bundestags), see also German article
  • Herbert Fischer (diplomat), diplomat, see also German article

• Heribert Fischer-Geising (* als Heribert Fischer 1896, † 1984), German painter and artist (Zeichner), see also German article

• Hermann Fischer
  • Hermann Fischer (banker) (1873-1940), German banker and politician, see also German article
  • Hermann Fischer (politician), FDP-politician and Innensenator in Berlin, see also German article
  • Hermann Fischer (photographer) (1885-1975), German animal-photographer, see also German article
  • Hermann Fischer (assassin) (1896-1922), einer der assassin des Mordanschlags auf Walther Rathenau, see also German article
  • Hermann Fischer (SED), DDR-politician, see also German article
  • Hermann Fischer (theologian), Protestant theologian, see also German article
  • Hermann Emil Fischer (1852-1919), German chemist, 1902 Nobel prizewiner, and inventor of the Fischer projection.
  • Hermann von Fischer (1851-1920), German Germanist

• Horst Fischer (1930-1986), German Trompeter, see also German article
• Howard Fischer, curator of the New York Jazz Museum

• Irene Fischer (* 1959), German actress, see also German article
• Iván Fischer

[edit] J

• Jean Chrétien Fischer (c. 1716-62) German soldier in the French employ

• Jiri Fischer/Jiří Fischer (* 1980), Czech Eishockeyspieler

• Johann Fischer
  • Johann Fischer (1646-c.1716), composer, see also German article
  • Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (1656–1723), Austrian architect, see also German article
  • Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer (c.1665-1746), German baroque composer, see also German article
  • Johann Christian Fischer (1733-1800), composer, see also German article
  • Johann Georg Fischer (1673–1747), German Baumeister, see also German article
  • Johann Georg Fischer/Johann Georg Fischer (poet) (1816-97) German poet, see also German article
  • Johann Heinrich Fischer (1790-1861), Swiss Gastwirt and politician, see also German article
  • Johann Michael Fischer (1692–1766), German Baumeister, see also German article

• Joseph Fischer/Josef Fischer
  • Joseph Fischer (1780-1862), Austrian singer, Impresario and composer, son of Ludwig Fischer, see also German article
  • Joseph Anton Fischer (1815-1856), German Kunstmaler (Nazarener), see also German article
  • Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach (1693-1742), Austrian architect, see also German article
  • Josef Fischer (born 1858) German historian and geographer, see also German article

• Julia Fischer, German violinist
• Joschka Fischer (born 1948), former foreign minister of Germany
• Justin Fischer (born 1982), American designer

[edit] K

• Kai Fischer (* 1934), German actress, see also German article

• Karl Fischer (See also Carl Fischer)
  • Karl Fischer (1881-1941 Berlin), Begründer der Wandervogelbewegung, see also German article
  • Karl Fischer (chemist) (* 1901), German chemist, see also German article
  • Karl Fischer (illustrator), German Illustrator, see also German article
  • Karl Fischer (actor) (* 1956), actor, see also German article
  • Karl Fischer von Treuenfeld (1885-1946), hochrangiges Mitglied der Waffen-SS, see also German article
  • Karl-Friedrich Fischer (* 1947), Rektor der Fachhochschule Zwickau, see also German article
  • Karl Philipp Fischer/Karl Fischer (philosopher) (1807-1885), German philosopher
  • Karl von Fischer (1782-1820), German architect, see also German article

• Karoline Fischer-Achten (1806-1896), Austrian singer, see also German article

• Klaus Fischer
  • Klaus Fischer (* 1949), German Fußballspieler and Trainer, see also German article
  • Klaus Fischer (employer), German employer (Unternehmer), see also German article

• Konrad Fischer (pseudonym: Konrad Lueg, 1939-1996), German painter and Galerist, see also German article
• Kuno Fischer, (1824-1907), German philosopher, see also German article

• Kurt Fischer (not Curt Fischer)
  • Kurt Fischer (SED) (1900-1950), DDR-Spion, sächs.Innenminister and Chef der Volkspolizei, see also German article
  • Kurt Fischer (Ahrensburg) (1910-1969), mayor of Ahrensburg, see also German article
  • Kurt Fischer (Hainichen) (* 1958), Sparkassendirektor in Sachsen, plante Entführung of Landrat Andreas Schramm), see also German article
  • Kurt Rudolf Fischer (* 1922), philosopher, see also German article

• Lothar Fischer (1933-2004), German sculptor, see also German article

• Ludwig Fischer
  • Ludwig Fischer (1745-1825), German Operasinger (bass), father of Joseph Fischer
  • Ludwig von Fischer (1832-1900), German politician, see also German article
  • Ludwig Hans Fischer (1848-1915), Austrian/German landscape painter, see also German article

[edit] M

• Marcel Fischer (* 1978), Swiss Fechter, see also German article
• Marie Louise Fischer (1922-2005), German writer, see also German article

• Martin Fischer
  • Martin Fischer (sculptor) (1740-1820), German sculptor, see also German article
  • Martin Fischer (1867-1947), Swiss automobile designer
  • Martin Fischer (sportsman) (* 1969), German Fußballer, see also German article

• Michael Fischer-Art (* 1969), German painter and sculptor, see also German article
• Mirl Buchner-Fischer, German sportswoman des Jahres 1948 (Schi alpin), see also German article

• Móric Farkasházi Fischer

[edit] O

• Olf Fischer (1917-1998), German author, Regisseur and actor, see also German article
• Oskar Fischer/Oscar Fischer (* 1923), Außenminister der DDR, see also German article
• Otakar Fischer/Otokar Fischer/Ottokar Fischer (1883-1938), Czech literary historian
• Ottfried Fischer (* 1953), German actor and Kabarettist, see also German article

• Otto Fischer
  • Otto Philip Fischer, German chemist, see also German article
  • Otto Fischer (1852-1932), German chemist, see also German article
  • O. W. (Otto Wilhelm) Fischer (1915–2004), actor, see also German article
  • Otto Fischer (art historian) (1886-), art historian

[edit] P

• Paul Henri Fischer (1835-93) French naturalist
• Philipp Moritz Fischer (1812-1890), Instrumentenmacher, see also German article

[edit] R

• R. M. Fischer, US sculptor
• Robert Fischer (1911–1983), Präsident des Germann Bundesgerichtshofs, see also German article

• Rudolf Fischer/Rudolph Fischer
  • Rudolf Fischer (racing cyclist) (1912-1976), Swiss racing cyclist, see also German article
  • Rudolf Fischer (writer) (1901-1957), writer, see also German article

• Ruth Fischer (1895-1961), kommunistische politician, see also German article

[edit] S

• Samuel Fischer
  • Samuel Fischer (publisher)/Samuel von Fischer (1859-1934), German publisher, see also German article
  • Samuel Fischer (parish priest) (1547–1600), German Protestant theologain, see also German article

• Sascha Fischer (* 1970), German Rugby-Nationalspieler, see also German article
• Scott Fischer (1956-1996), American mountain guide
• Sebastian Fischer (* 1928), German actor, see also German article
• Susanne Fischer, German author, see also German article
• Sven Fischer (* 1971), German biathlon-sportsman, see also German article

[edit] T

• Theobald Fischer (1846-1910), German geographer and Forschungsreisender, see also German article
• Theodor Fischer (1862-1938), German architect and urban planner (Stadtplaner), see also German article
• Thomas R. Fischer/Thomas Fischer (* 1947), banker, see also German article

• Tim Fischer
  • Tim Fischer (* 1973), German Chansonnier, see also German article
  • Tim Fischer (born 1946), Australian politician

[edit] U

• Ulrich Fischer (* 1949), Protestant theologain, Landesbischof der Evangelischen Landeskirche in Baden, see also German article

• Uwe Fischer
  • Uwe Fischer (* 1968), bekannt aus dem Duo Böttcher and Fischer, German Komiker and Radiomoderator, see also German article
  • Uwe Fischer (born 1980), popular German gaypornstar

• Veronika Fischer (* 1951), singer, see also German article

• Werner Fischer (*1942), German Catholic theologian, see also German article
• Wilhelm Fischer (1796-1884), Bergmeister and Ehrenbürger of Johanngeorgenstadt, see also German article

• Willy Fischer
  • Willi Fischer (* 1972), German boxer, see also German article
  • Willy Fischer (1904-1951), German politician (SPD), see also German article

• Wolfi Fischer (* 1941), German actor, see also German article

[edit] Z

• Zyrill Fischer (1892-1945), Upper-Austrian Franziskaner and Widerstandskämpfer, see also German article

See also: the List of people for further names.

[edit] Fischer von Erlach

• Fischer von Erlach
  • Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (1656-1723), Austrian architect
  • Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach (1693-1742), Austrian architect

[edit] Others

• Fischer (beer)
• Fischer, Behar, Chen, Well, Orion & Co., a law firm in Israel
• Fischer Skis
• Fischer-Z, Brittish rock band

[edit] See also

Other supposed forms

/	-cher	-scher	-her	-ser	-zer
Vis-	Vischer	Visscher	/	Visser	/
Fis-	Fischer	Fisscher	Fisher	Fisser	Fiszer Fišer
Fys-	Fyscher	Fysscher	Fysher	Fysser	Fyszer

diminutive forms

Fischler	Fischel Fischl (High German, Yiddish)	Fischle (Swabian)	Fischele (Alsacian, Yiddish)
Fishler	Fishel Fishl	Fishle	Fishele
Fiszler	Fiszel Fiszl	Fischle	Fischele
Fišler	Fišel Fišl	Fišle	Fišele
Fiszler	[Fiszel] Fiszl	Fiszle	Fiszele
Fyszler	Fyszel Fyszl	Fyszle	Fyszele

-mann forms

/	-cher	-scher	-her	-ser	-zer
Vis-	Vischermann/Vischerman	Visschermann/Visscherman	/	Vissermann/Visserman	/
Fis-	Fischermann/Fischerman	Fisschermann/Fisscherman	Fisherman	Fissermann/Fisserman	Fiszermann/Fiszerman Fišermann/Fišerman
Fys-	Fyschermann/Fyscherman	Fysschermann/Fysscherman	Fysherman/Fysherman	Fyssermann/Fysserman	Fyszermann/Fyszerman

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