Frankfurt
Frankfurt, a central German city on the river Main, is a major financial hub that's home to the European Central Bank. It's the birthplace of famed writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, whose former home is now the Goethe House Museum. Like much of the city, it was damaged during World War II and later rebuilt. The reconstructed Altstadt (Old Town) is the site of Römerberg, a square that hosts an annual Christmas market. ― Google
People born in Frankfurt (First 49 people) - Page 16
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George Blumenthal
German banker
Gerd Brudermüller
Jurist
Gertrud Naumann
Günter Kehrer
Gerhard Schulz
German pharmacologist
Gury SchneiderLudorff
Rector of Augustana Divinity School
HansDetlef Horn
German judge
Hans Heinz Holz
German philosopher
Heinz Loesch
Heinz Günter Heygen
Television presenter
Helmut Schanze
Author
Helmut Seng
German author
Herbert E. Wiegand
Linguist
Hermann Schweppenhäuser
German philosopher
Hubert Buchberger
German Violinist
Jennifer Steffens
Actor
Jo Jo English
American professional basketball player
Joachim Goerke Musician
Musician
Joel Steed
American football player
Annette Seemann
German author
Bastian Bender
German radio personality
dirk schulz jonas torsten krüger
Writer
Jacques Simon Herz Musician
Classical pianist
Jakob Arjouni
German author
Jörg Desel
Author
Fabian Passamonte
Actor
Jürgen Kalb
German footballer
Jürgen Schneider
Author
Kai Gniffke
Intendant of ARD
Karl von Roques
German general
Katja Pratschke
Film director
Isolée
German music producer
Kevin Strom
Actor
Klaus Siblewski
German author
Klaus Steigleder
Klaus Stuttmann
Visual artist
Moritz Julius Bonn
German economist
Kristin Merscher Musician
Classical pianist
Kristina Weiß (Kristina Hartmann)
German radio personality
Lars Patrick Berg
Member of the European Parliament
Lili Krahmer
Nathalie Rheims' mother
Helmut Fünfsinn
Linus Hauser
German author
Lorenz Heister
German surgeon
Luise Bähr
Actress
Lukas Gottwalt
German-Turkish footballer
