Oberhausen
Oberhausen is a city in northwest Germany's Ruhr area. The Gasometer Oberhausen is a former gas-storage facility that's been converted into an exhibition space. In what was once a zinc factory, the LVR Industrial Museum explores the city's manufacturing past. The Ludwiggalerie Schloss Oberhausen displays global art in a castle. SEA LIFE Oberhausen aquarium is home to otters, sea turtles and tropical fish.
People born in Oberhausen (First 49 people) - Page 0
Carmela de Feo
German musician
Ulrich Biesinger
German footballer
Johann Franz Joseph von Nesselrode-Reichenstein
Erich Kempka
Andre Hamann
Model
Max Meyer
German football player
Armin von Bogdandy
German author
Eric Johannesen
German rower
Siegfried Jerusalem
German operatic tenor
Kevin Over
Musical artist
Vanessa Struhler
German singer-songwriter
Reinhard Lauth
German philosopher
Esther Schweins
German actress
Joachim Friedrich
Author
Will Quadflieg
German actor
Rebecca Immanuel
German actress
Arno Klare
Former Member of the German Bundestag
Ulf K.
Cartoonist
Ditmar Jakobs
Footballer
Hedi Kriegeskotte
German actor
Dieter Nohlen
German political scientist
Tilman Spengler
German sinologist
Peter Matussek
Christoph Klimke
German writer
Ulla Salzgeber
Olympic athlete
Alf Marholm
German actor
Dieter Herzog
Former football player
Karlheinz Lemken
German television actor
Sven Thiemann
Uwe Büschken
Actor
Werner Twardy
Composer
Michael Groschek
German politician
Dieter Bast
German footballer
Markus Feldhoff
German football manager
Erich Juskowiak
Football player
Franz Krauthausen
German footballer
Daniel Schranz
Lord Mayor of Oberhausen
André Schmitz
German politician
Arnulf Zitelmann
German writer
Wilhelm Keim
German chemist
Dirk Vöpel
Member of the German Bundestag
MarieChristine Zupancic
Musical artist
Daniel Simon Richter
German author
Dirk Bauermann
German basketball coach
Frank Gust
Hans Reinhard Seeliger
Writer
Ulrike Grossarth
German artist
