tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
People born in Tar (First 49 people) - Page 120
Rutt Šmigun
Karl Friedrich Knorre
Russian astronomer
Alexander von Berg
Diplomat
Magnus Larsson Fleming
Military officer
Heinrich Wilhelm von Struve
Chemist
Axel Heinrich Edmund Frh. von Bruiningk
Art historian
Hermann von Bruiningk
Historian
Göran Göransson Gyllenstierna
Civil servant
Sophie David
Ferdinand David's wife
Zofia Romer
Polish painter
Madis Salum
Journalist
I︠U︡khan Vilʹbaste
Entomologist
Kaarel Vilbaste
Estonian biologist
Kalju Vaha
Musical artist
Bertoldus Maurenbrecher
German author
Armin Karlovich Reyer
Military officer
Helena von der Hude
Adolf Heinrich Struve
Timotheus Eberhard von Bock
Johan Wenzel Rotkirch
Dagmar Liechti-von Brasch
Author
Auguste von Löwenstern
Baron Anders Appelbom
Anna Dönhoff
Lorentz Creutz
Heinrich Johann Alexander von Broecker
Jurist
Ernst Reinhold Friedrich von Gersdorff
Military personnel
Bengt von zur Mühlen
Film producer
Konrad Siegmund von Brasch
Alexander Paul von Gersdorff
Otto Moritz Arthur von Richter
Politician
Conrad August von Brasch
Alexander Georg von Bulmerincq
Interpreter
Werner Hasselblatt
German Politician
Johan Adolph Stuart
Swedish military personnel
Leopold von Schroeder
Translator
Emil Carl Adolf Masing
Medical scientist
Maarja Jakobson
Actress
InBoil
Musician
Vaino Vahing
Estonian writer
Paul Maitla
Military commander
Elsa Ratassepp
Estonian film actress
Mait Metsanurk
Estonian author
Aavo Mölder
Estonian Politician
assef shawkat
Former Deputy Minister of Defense of Syria
Ali Habib Mahmud
Former Syrian Minister of Defence
Muhammad Suleiman
