Giessen
Giessen is town in central Germany, north of Frankfurt. It's known for the Mathematikum, a museum focused on math, with hands-on experiments. Next door, the Liebig Museum has chemistry exhibits, plus the lab of 19th-century scientist Justus von Liebig. Part of the University of Giessen, the Botanical Garden was founded in 1609 and has thousands of plant species. Northwest, Burg Gleiberg castle overlooks the town.
People born in Giessen (First 49 people) - Page 1
Wolfgang Greilich
German politician
Julian Lenz
German tennis player
Ken Rangkuty
Composer
Astrid Nippoldt
German illustrator
Jutta Paulus
Member of the European Parliament
Dagmar Schmidt
Member of the German Bundestag
Benedikt Turudić
Basketball player
Charles Friedek
Olympic athlete
Katie Freudenschuss
Pianist
Johann Georg Wille
Engraver
Jürgen Flimm
German theatre director
Jürgen Borchert
German judge
Oliver Hinz
German economist
Benjamin Lischka
Basketeer
Helmut Ringsdorf
German chemist
Nico Rinderknecht
German footballer
Anna Kohler
American-German theater actress
Helmut Roloff
German pianist
Agnes von ZahnHarnack
German teacher
Lisa Mayer
Olympic athlete
Simon Triebel
German guitarist
Jakob Kühnemann
German musical artist
Thomas Ramge
Journalist
Hermann Levi
German conductor
Ferdinand Küchler
German Violinist
Fatih Kaya
German football player
Arno Enners
Politician
Christa Habrich
German pharmacist
Ernst Eckstein
German humorist
Christian Rompf
German handball player
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Musical artist
Antonyos Celik
Football player
Claus Seibel
Journalist
Daniel Krauss
Actor
Deniz Vural
German-Turkish footballer
Dino Radončić
Montenegrin professional basketball player
Alberto Tapia
Musical artist
Heinrich Curschmann
German internist
Johannes Lischka
Basketball player
Julian Justus
Olympic athlete
Lars Amend
Author
Lars Peter Lueg
German author
Leonie Pankratz
German football player
Louis Pahlow
German jurist
Marcel Römer
Musical artist
Martin Wagenschein
Science educator
Matthias Büger
German Politician
