Lubeck
Lübeck is a northern German city distinguished by Brick Gothic architecture, which dates to its time as the medieval capital of the Hanseatic League, a powerful trading confederation. Its symbol is the Holstentor, a red-brick city gate that defended the river-bounded Altstadt (old town). Rebuilt following WW II, the Marienkirche is a 13th–14th-century landmark that widely influenced Northern European church design. ― Google
People born in Lubeck (First 49 people) - Page 2
Otto Grautoff
Art historian
Rüdiger Wenzel
West German football player
Svealena Kutschke
German author
Jan Hinrik Drevs
Film director
Rolf Mamero
German actor
Cara Hartstock
German handball player
Karl Ernst Rahtgens
Rüdiger Bohn
German conductor
Kubilay Büyükdemir
Football player
Luis Camnitzer
Artist-curator
Ulrich Sieg
German historian
Ernst Curtius
German archaeologist
August Hermann Francke
German theologian
Christian Gerhard Overbeck
German jurist
Miguel Joven
Spanish actor
MARTINA STEINKUHLER
German theologian
Caspar Richter
Conductor
Esther Heesch
German model
Vanessa Low
German-Australian athlete
Jörg Wontorra
German television presenter
Sandra Völker
Freestyle swimmer
Matthias Höfs
German trumpeter
Laurentius Surius
Hartwig Naftali Carlebach
Rabbi
Luna Simao
German singer
Haim Cohn
Politician
Ann Wolff
Artist
Arthur Ozolins
Pianist
Christian Bartolf
Political scientist
Deniz Doğan
German-Turkish football coach
Helmuth Brinkmann
Hermann von Fehling
German chemist
Igor Wandtke
German judoka
Morten Rüdiger
German football player
Finn Kretschmer
German handball player
HansHeinrich Otte
Henning Radtke
Judge
Henrik Sattler
Economist
Horst Frank
German film actor
Ingrid Kasten
German author
Isabelle Hoepfner (Isabelle Höpfner)
Actor
Doose
Neurologist
Anneliese Poppinga
German writer
Johanna Kühl
Fashion designer
Jörg Ziercke
Former Chief commissioner of the Federal Criminal Police Office of Germany
Jürgen Stars
Footballer
Kay Ramczyk
Film actor
