Ingen
Ingen Ryūki was a poet, calligrapher, and monk of Linji Chan Buddhism from China. He is most known for founding the Ōbaku school of Zen in Japan.
People born in Ingen (First 49 people) - Page 52
Esra Dalfidan
German singer
Harry Rag
Musician
Jan Buchwald
German opera singer
jason bartsch
Songwriter
Johann Wilhelm Meigen
German entomologist
Karolin Dubberstein
German actor
H. J. Freund (HansJoachim Freund)
German chemist
Klaus Lehnertz
German pole vaulter
Kristian Nippes
German handball player
Dirk Hupe
German footballer
Nadia Birkenstock
German singer
Nadine Schemmann
Illustrator
Norbert Paul
German philosopher
Richard Hübers
German fencer
Rick Stuy van den Herik
Dutch footballer
Özlem Özgül Dündar
German author
André Sanità
German fencer
Thomas Stamm
German historian
Tim Kurzbach
German Politician
Topic
German DJ
Bettina Orlopp
Chief Financial Officer of Commerzbank
Annelie Buntenbach
Politician
Wilhelm Wittenbruch
Rainer Wiegels
German author
Imogen Kimmel
Film director
RUDOLF WIETHOLTER.
Jurist
Hermann-Josef Frisch
Author
Hetty Plümacher
German operatic soprano
H. -J. Freund (Hans-Joachim Freund)
German chemist
Andreas Wilhelm
German writer
Arndt Breitfeld
Television presenter
Siegfried Haß
Charlotte Schubert
German writer
Wolfgang Weischet
German meteorologist
Claus Müller
German mathematician
Colin Ugbekile
Ice hockey player
Kurt Röpke
German general
Wilhelm Höynck
German diplomat
Ulrike Demmer
German journalist
Edward Bierstadt
Photographer ‧ Albert Bierstadt's brother
Charles Bierstadt
American photographer
Dieter Rubach
German bass player
Lutz Förster
Dancer
Hans Kieseier
Actor
Adolf Kamphausen
German theologian
Ernst Otto Beckmann
German pharmacist
Rüdiger Neitzel
West German handball player
