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 55
Jeremiah Meyer
Painter
Christoph von Sigwart
German philosopher
Marvin Compper
German football manager
Brigitte Kölle
German art curator
Anette Bley
Author
Claus Ott
German jurist
Armin Nassehi
Sociologist
Sabine Werner
German biochemist
Franziska Dannheim
Singer
Julischka Eichel
Actress
Walter Schultheiß
German actor
Annette Strasser
Actress
Wolfgang Spohn
German philosopher
Sébastien Lapaque
French writer
Johannes Lauer Musician
Trombonist
Tilman Jens
Journalist
Philipp Friedrich Gmelin
Professor
Johann Georg Gmelin
German botanist
Daniel Schwemer
Orientalist
Johann Friedrich Flatt
German theologian
Joachim Bauer
German medical doctor
Simon Brendle
German mathematician
Johann Ludwig Krapf
German missionary
Christoph Irmscher
Author
Eva Haule
Visual artist
Sandra Maria Gronewald
Journalist
HansGeorg Rammensee
German immunologist
Albrecht Beutelspacher
Gwendolin Stolz
Film producer
Sven Bohse
Film director
Ute Brucker
Jörg Baur
German theologian
Hermann Schaufler
Former Member of the Landtag of Baden-Württemberg
Alexander Kulitz
Member of the Bundestag
Wilhelm Schneckenburger
General
Dieter Dorr
Biographer
Johann Anselm Steiger
Author
Kai Brodersen
Translator
Rainer Tempel
German musician
Matthias Thurow
Musician
Roland Doschka
German author
Martin Elsaesser
German architect
Heiner Franz
German jazz guitarist
Julian Albus
German basketball player
Fritz Auer
German architect
Helmut Böhme
Stefan Najib
Film director
