Gelsenkirchen
Gelsenkirchen is a city in western Germany. ZOOM Erlebniswelt is an expansive zoo with polar bears, lions and red pandas. On the site of a former coal mine, Nordstern Park has architectural features like bridges and an amphitheater on the Rhine-Herne Canal. Schloss Horst is a Renaissance castle, with a museum on life during the 16th century. The Kunstmuseum Gelsenkirchen has many works by German Expressionists.
People born in Gelsenkirchen (First 49 people) - Page 0
Auguste van Pels
Peter van Pels' mother
Markus Tollmann
Artist
Gerd Faltings
German mathematician
Hermann Steinkamp
German theologian
C. C. Bergius
German writer
Hubert Berke
Artist
Peter Lückemeier
German author
Ulrich Rützel Musician
Musical artist
Ina Spanier-Oppermann
Politician
Eduard Schmidt
Writer
Michael Jassin
Film actor
Marcel Neuer
Referee
Mesut Özil
German former football player
Manuel Neuer
German football player
İlkay Gündoğan
German football player
Guido Reil
German politician
Martin Wuttke
German actor
Wilhelm Zaisser
Former Minister for State Security of East Germany
Kaan Ayhan
Footballer
Ludger Volmer
Politician
David Wnendt
Film director
Terry Reintke
Member of the European Parliament
Hamit Altıntop
Footballer
Antje Ehmann
Artist ‧ Harun Farocki's wife
Knut Berger
German actor
Ralf Schermuly
Actor
Michael Skibbe
German former football player
Marcel Sobottka
German footballer
Klaus Farin
Author
Marco Buschmann
Member of the German Bundestag
Markus Kauczinski
German football coach
Felix Knopp
German actor
Lorenz Hackenholt
Josef Harpe
German general
Ernst Kuzorra
German footballer
Claire Waldoff
German singer
Sarah Latton
German dancer
Andreas Mattner
German politician
Rüdiger Klimecki
German economist
Halil Altıntop
Turkish footballer
Anne Schwanewilms
German soprano
Werner Mölders
German pilot
Björn Freitag
German television presenter
Olaf Thon
German former football player
Heinrich Breloer
German author
Norbert Elgert
German football manager
Harald zur Hausen
German virologist
