Hanover
Hanover is the capital and largest city of the German state of Lower Saxony. Its 535,932 inhabitants make it the 13th-largest city in Germany as well as the fourth-largest city in northern Germany after Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen.
People born in Hanover (First 49 people) - Page 6
Gerhard Scherhorn
German economist
Christine Schürrer
Stephen Arigbabu
German basketball coach
Babak Rafati
German former association football referee
Christian Rickerts
Grigorios Aggelidis
Member of the German Bundestag
Asem Shama
Musical artist
Erich Topp
Commander
Frank Wieneke
German judoka
Hilde Wagener
German actress
Wolfgang Schnick
German chemist
Udo Peters
German painter
Frank Schablewski
German author
Andreas Schulze
German painter
Wolfgang Stock
German author
Samuel Salzborn
Journalist
Eckhard Nagel
German physician
Guy Chadwick
Singer
Florian Mischa Böder
Film director
Nikolaus Okonkwo
Actor
Henrik Ernst
German footballer
Nessi Tausendschön
German musical artist
Hajo Schomerus
Cinematographer
Georg Blume
German journalist
Bassala Sambou
German footballer
Horst Dreier
German jurist
Ingo Lieb
German mathematician
Egon Petri
Dutch-American pianist
Peter the Wild Boy
Jimmy Reiter
German musician
Michael Howard Kay
Software developer
Michael H. Buchholz
German author
Wolfgang Ziebart
German executive
Yasmin Fahimi
Chairperson of the Confederation of German Trade Unions
Georg Goltermann
German cellist
Niko Meinhold Musician
Musical artist
Berthold Carl Seemann
German botanist
Nathan Marcus Adler
Rabbi
Oskar von Hinüber
Author
Osias Tager
Businessman
Jürgen Weichardt
Art historian
Dieter Baacke
Author
Paavo Hukkinen
German-Finnish actor
Gero Drnek Musician
Musical artist
Rainer Schumann
German drummer
Dirk Werner
German motorsports racing driver
Carl Flügge
German bacteriologist
