Name Ernst
Discover the renowned individuals named Ernst. Explore a comprehensive list of celebrities who share this distinctive moniker, including Ernst Haeckel, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and Ernst Lubitsch.

Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann
Germany
GermanyOut of admiration for Amadeus Mozart, he changed his name from "Wilhelm" to "Amadeus" in 1805. He published notes on music under the name Johannes Kreisler.

Ernst Grumach
Germany
GermanyGerman philologist of Jewish origin

Ernst Louis Kalkowsky
Germany
GermanyGerman geologist

Ernst Curtius
Germany
GermanyGerman historian of antiquity, archaeologist and philologist

Ernst Bumm
Germany
GermanyProminent German obstetrician-gynecologist

Ernst Kals
Germany
GermanyGerman submarine officer, captain 1st rank

Ernst Grafenberg
Germany
GermanyGerman-American physician, gynecologist and sexologist

Ernst Otto Fisher
Germany
GermanyGerman chemist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1973

Ernst Van Dyk
South Africa
South AfricaSouth African disabled athlete

Ernst Friedrich Zwirner
Germany
GermanyGerman architect, creator of Cologne Cathedral

Ernst Junger
Germany
GermanyGerman writer and thinker

Ernst Bernheim
Germany
GermanyGerman historian, source scholar and historical methodologist

Ernst von Feuchtersleben
Austria
AustriaAustrian scientist, surgeon, psychiatrist, writer, poet, philosopher

Ernst Sittig
Germany
GermanyGerman linguist

Ernst Heinrich Kneschke
Germany
GermanyGerman genealogist.

Ernst Cassirer
Germany
GermanyPhilosopher and historian

Ernst Sagebiel
Germany
GermanyGerman architect

Ernst von Glasersfeld
USA
USAAmerican philosopher, psychologist

Ernst Happel
Austria
AustriaAustrian football coach

Ernst Grunfeld
Austria
AustriaAustrian chess player, grandmaster

Ernst Ganfshtengl
Germany
GermanyHitler's unofficial court jester during the early days of the Nazi movement.

Ernst Rudin
Germany
GermanyGerman psychiatrist and geneologist

Ernst Julius Saupe
Germany
GermanyGerman literary scholar.

Ernst Krenek
Austria
AustriaAustro-American composer and teacher.

Ernst Engel
Germany
GermanyGerman statistician and economist

Ernst Abbe
Germany
GermanyGerman optical physicist

Ernst Bergmann
Germany
GermanySurgeon, founder of asepsis

Ernst Bevin
Great Britain
Great BritainOne of the right-wing leaders of the British Labor Party, member (1925-40) and chairman (1937) Gen. Council of the British Trades Union Congress

Ernst II
Germany
GermanyGerman politician, Duke

Ernst Busch
Germany
GermanyGerman military leader, Field Marshal (1943) of the Wehrmacht.

Ernst Wilhelm Bohle
Germany
GermanyParty and statesman of the Third Reich, Gauleiter, head of the Foreign Organization of the NSDAP

Ernst Emil Herzfeld
Germany
GermanyGerman archaeologist and Iranian philologist.

Ernst von Weizsacker
Germany
GermanyGerman diplomat, SS Brigadeführer

Ernst Ferdinand Wenzel
Germany
GermanyGerman pianist and music teacher.

Ernst Salkowski
Germany
GermanyGerman physiologist

Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Germany
GermanyHead of the Main Directorate of Reich Security of the SS

Ernst Weber
Germany
GermanyAnatomist and physiologist

Ernst Boris Chain
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish biochemist

Ernst Thalmann
Germany
GermanyActivist of the German and international labor movement.

Ernst Ruben Lagus
Finland
FinlandFinnish military leader, major general

Ernst Hoffman
Germany
GermanyGerman writer, composer, music critic, conductor, decorative artist

Ernst Eberhard von Ihne
Germany
GermanyGerman architect, court architect

Ernst Julius Opik
Estonia
EstoniaEstonian astronomer

Ernst Barlach
Germany
GermanyGerman sculptor, graphic artist and writer.

Ernst Laas
Germany
GermanyGerman philosopher and educator

Ernst Friedrich Schumacher
Germany
GermanyBritish economist

Ernst Axel Henrik Key
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwedish physician and pathologist.

Ernst Gombrich
Great Britain
Great BritainAustrian and English art historian and theorist.

Ernst Weis
France
FranceGerman-speaking Austrian writer and doctor of the Jewish faith.

Ernst Bloch
Germany
GermanyGerman philosopher, sociologist and publicist of neo-Marxist orientation. Creator of the “philosophy of hope” and the “ontology of Yet-Not-Being.”