Hanover
Hanover is the capital and largest city of the German state of Lower Saxony. Its 535,932 inhabitants make it the 13th-largest city in Germany as well as the fourth-largest city in northern Germany after Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen.
People born in Hanover (First 49 people) - Page 12
Tilmann Sch (Tilmann Schöberl)
German radio personality
Tilo Berlin
German businessperson
Timo Gross
Musical artist
Tina Engel
German actress
Ulrich Sonnenberg
German translator
Uwe Diederichsen
Jurist
Valerie Wilms
German politician
Vladimir Vasilj
Goalkeeper
Vril Musician
Musician
Walter Scheller
General
Werner Lampe
Swimmer
William Johnstone
Sailor
Wolfgang Hoffmann-Riem
German biographer
Yannick Thermann
German footballer
Yannik Schulze
Football player
Karl Zeumer
Volker Angres
German journalist
Sören Halfar
Footballer
John Karl Hillers
Photographer
Peter-Alexis Albrecht
German jurist
Sven Hoffmeister
German footballer
Michael Stoeber
Art historian
Michelle Raven
German librarian
Sven-Christian Kindler
Member of the German National Assembly
Matthias Sodtke
Visual artist
Susanne Kitschun
Politician
Klaus Bartels
Ada Lessing
German journalist
Wilhelm Heckrott
German painter
Hakan Serbes
German pornographic film actor
Arne Meier
Computer scientist
Hans-Günther von Rost
Werner Kreipe
Curd Ochwadt
Writer
Hinrich C. Seeba
American author
hans-dietrich raapke
Pedagogue
Gabriele Maria Ronge
German opera singer
Jan Raphael
Fabian Montabell
Footballer
Christopher Rüping
Theatre director
Andrzej Woyciechowski
Journalist
Gerd Litfin
German businessperson
Herbert Schmalstieg
Sabine Fernandez
German actor
Horst Niemack
August Wilhelm Iffland
German actor
Paul Bockelmann
