Name Erich

Discover a comprehensive list of renowned individuals named Erich. From actors like Erich Bergen (Gossip Girl) to musicians like Erich Kunzel (Cincinnati Pops Orchestra), our directory showcases celebrities across various fields.

Austrian conductor

Erich Ehrlinger

German war criminal, Nazi, member of the SS, Sonderkommando commander

German military leader during World War II

Prominent figure of the NSDAP and the Third Reich

Erich Wurdemann

German submarine officer, captain-lieutenant

German diplomat, professor.

German economist.

Erich Leinsdorf

German poet and translator, public figure

German officer, participant in World War II, major general

American otolaryngologist who diagnosed thyroid cancer on TV

Erich Ludendorff

A German general, in 1923 he led, together with Adolf HITLER, the fascist putsch in Munich.

Erich Barenfanger

German officer, participant in World War II, major general of the Wehrmacht

East German communist leader and statesman

Erich Maria Remark

Famous German writer

German pilot-AS

Austrian photographer and art historian

German spy during World War II

German philosopher, professor.

American writer, author of love story

Submariner, commander of 'U-552'

Erich Buschenhagen

German officer, participant in the First and Second World Wars, infantry general

German chess player, doctor

Colonel General of the Wehrmacht

Erich Brandenberger

German officer, participant in the First and Second World Wars, general of tank troops

Swiss writer and film director, one of the most famous ideologists of the theory of paleocontacts.

Romanian-German conductor and musicologist

Programmer from Switzerland.

German musicologist.

Erich Rothacker

German philosopher, psychologist, one of the founders of philosophical anthropology

Nazi, SS Oberscharführer

Outstanding German expressionist artist.

West German footballer, midfielder

German philologist, historian of Romance literatures.

SS-Obergruppenführer and general of the SS and police forces.

German officer, participant in the First and Second World Wars, infantry general

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