Bremen
Bremen is a city straddling the Weser River in northwest Germany. It’s known for its role in maritime trade, represented by Hanseatic buildings on the Market Square. The ornate and Gothic town hall has a Renaissance facade and large model ships in its upper hall. Nearby is the Roland statue, a giant stone figure symbolizing freedom of trade. St. Peter’s Cathedral features medieval crypts and twin spires. ― Google
People born in Bremen (First 49 people) - Page 6
Birgit Dressel
German olympic athlete
Adrian Breitlauch
Basketball player
Andreas Jacobs
Antje Grotheer
German politician
Bastian Giegerich
Political scientist
Bernhard Adelung
Politician
Arnold Schölzel
German journalist
Björn Tschöpe
German Politician
Dirk Lellek
German football player
Frank Imhoff
Politician
Hannes Seidl
Austrian composer
Herman Bellstedt
American soloist
Ole Käuper
German footballer
Alexander Filipović
Andreas Eckert
German author
Anton Kippenberg
German publisher
Carla Rust
German film actress
David Voss
Film director
Detlef Heikamp
German art historian
Doris Wagner
Politician
Edith Beleites
Translator
Edward Voigt
Former United States Representative
Egmont R. Koch
Film director
Elke Purpus
German art historian
Gustav Hartlaub
German physician
Heiner Greten
Gastroenterologist
Carsten Momsen
German university teacher
Heiner Fangerau
German historian
Holger Münch
Horst Pietschmann
German writer
Insa Fooken
German author
Jane Baxter
Actress
Janne Drücker
German actor
Caspar Kulenkampff
Psychiatrist
Jochen Strodthoff
Actor
Erwin von Helmersen
German physician
Jörg Hillmann
German author
JörgUwe Albig
German writer
Jörn Walter
Jürgen Spiegel
German drummer
Kai Luehrs
German author
Katja Friedenberg
German singer
Katja Boehme
German higher education teacher
Christopher Jahns
German-Swiss economist
Kristina Schulz
Lothar Friis
Television presenter
Louis Krages
German racing driver
