Halle (Saale)
Halle is a city in central Germany. Opposite its 16th-century church Marktkirche Unser Lieben Frauen is the Roter Turm, a landmark Gothic bell tower. The Händel-Haus is the former home of the famed baroque composer, with exhibits on his life and music. Modern and classical art is on display at the Kunstmuseum Moritzburg, in a restored Renaissance castle. The Zoological Garden includes a section on mountain animals.
People born in Halle Saale (First 49 people) - Page 3
Dorothee Kern
Professor
Emil Fackenheim
Philosopher
Gerhard Feige
Hans Herzfeld
Heide Wollert
German judoka
David Haidar
Football player
Franka Lampe
Franziska Pietsch
German Violinist
Hans Krech
East German historian
Heino Gaze
German composer
Henning Schluss (Henning Schluß)
German theologian
Holger Hagen
Actor
Jochen Sachse
East German neurologist
Johannes Bauer
German trombonist
Hartmut HirschKreinsen
German sociologist
Johannes Kienast
Actor
Alfred Wolfenstein
German translator
Jörg Kowalski
Karl Freiherr von Müffling (Karl von Müffling
Military officer
Karl von Eberstein
Lorenz Jaeger
Joachim Fritz-Vannahme
Journalist
Matthias Günther
Film actor
Matthias Rataiczyk
German painter
Michael Kind
Actor
Dorothea Richter
German basketball player
Étienne Laspeyres
German economist
Paul Weigel
American-German actor
Peter W. Bachmann
East German film actor
Anke Gebert
German author
Conny Waßmuth
Olympic athlete
Emma Cyris
German volleyball player
Moritz Waldemeyer
Designer
Jens Adler
Footballer
Princess Elisabeth Sophie of Saxe-Altenburg
Robert Franz
German composer
Sascha Pfeffer
German football player
Lina Hausicke
German football player
Silvio Meißner
Football midfielder
Michael Beleites
Uwe Pfeifer
German painter
Steve Müller
German former football player
Susanne Theumer
German illustrator
Sylvia Wolff
German actor
Theresa Michalak
German swimmer
Thorsten Boer
German football manager
Ulli Schwinge
German composer
