Barmen
Barmen is a former industrial metropolis of the region of Bergisches Land, Germany, which merged with four other towns in 1929 to form the city of Wuppertal. Barmen, together with the neighbouring town of Elberfeld founded the first electric suspended monorail tramway system, the Schwebebahn floating tram.
People born in Barmen (First 49 people) - Page 0
Friedrich Engels
Philosopher
Hermann Ebbinghaus
German psychologist
Friedrich Bayer
German businessman
Hans Günter Winkler
German olympic athlete
Gus Wickie
American bass singer
Wilhelm Dörpfeld
German architect
Siegfried Palm
German cellist
Ilse Steppat
German actress
Hans Peter Luhn
Computer science researcher
Heinz Heckhausen
German psychologist
Adolph Coors
Helmut Koch
German conductor
Hans Walter Wolff
German theologian
Georg Burmester
German painter
Albert Kalthoff
Julius Richard Petri
German microbiologist
Rolf Schörken
Pedagogue
Karl Winnacker
German chemist
Ferdinand Sauerbruch
German surgeon
Emil Rittershaus
Poet
Gerda Alexander
Teacher
Gustav Fischer
German explorer
Johann Viktor Bredt
German jurist
Leopold Wiel
East German architect
Robert Wolfgang Schnell
German writer
August Franzen
Theologian
Albert Schaefer-Ast
German drawer
Friederich Werthmann
Sculptor
Eduard Hegel
Theologian
Emil Bock
German author
Wolfgang Hütt
German art historian
Helmut Kahlhöfer
German musician
Ernst Höllerhagen
Saxophone player
Karl August Bettermann
German judge
Carl Duisberg
German chemist
Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller
Werner Boy
German mathematician
Hans Dulfer
Dutch jazz musician
Robert Tillmanns
Former Federal Minister for Special Affairs (Germany)
Reimar Lüst
Physics researcher
Gustav Heinrich Wolff
Sculptor
Karl Wilhelm Isenberg
German missionary
Rolf Weih
German film actor
Johannes Flintrop
Rudolf Engels
Friedrich Engels' brother
Marie Engels
Anna Engels