Name Georg
Discover a comprehensive list of famous people sharing the name Georg. From renowned actors like George Clooney and George Hamilton to legendary composers such as Georg Friedrich Handel and Georg Muffat, this guide provides insights into the lives and achievements of individuals who have left an enduring mark on history, arts, and culture.

Georg Kieninger
Germany
GermanyGerman chess player, International Master

Georg I
Germany
GermanyKing of Saxony since 19 June 1902

Georg Viktor
Germany
GermanyPrince of Waldeck-Pyrmont

Georg Bekesy
Hungary
HungaryHungarian-American physicist, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1961

Georg Calixtus
Germany
GermanyLutheran theologian.

Georg Weerth
Germany
GermanyGerman poet. Engels called him 'the first and most significant poet of the German proletariat'. Friend of K. Marx and F. Engels. In the pre-revolutionary and revolutionary years, he devoted his work entirely to the proletariat.

Georg Camel
Germany
GermanyJesuit missionary and botanist.

Georg Lurih
Estonia
EstoniaBelongs to one of the most outstanding athletes in the world

Georg Weissel
Austria
AustriaAustrian chemist and fire brigade leader

Georg Carl Johann Antheil
USA
USAAmerican avant-garde composer, pianist, writer and inventor

Georg Grotefend
Germany
GermanyGerman linguist, antiquarian

Georg Friedrich Krause
Germany
GermanyGerman forester.

Georg Gellap
USA
USAAmerican statistician who developed a method for conducting public opinion polls

Georg Greife
Germany
GermanyAn employee of the German political police

Georg Goltermann
Germany
GermanyGerman cellist, composer and conductor.

Georg Lauchen
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician and astronomer.

Georg Koller
Germany
GermanyPrussian politician

Georg Kopprasch
Germany
GermanyGerman French horn player and composer.

Georg Herwegh
Germany
GermanyGerman revolutionary democratic poet and publicist

Georg Adolf Demmler
Germany
GermanyGerman architect and politician

Georg Gabelentz
Germany
GermanyGerman science fiction writer

Georg Jensen
Denmark
DenmarkDanish jeweler, silversmith

Georg Carl Dobeln
Sweden
SwedenBaron, Swedish military leader.

Georg Friedrich Seiler
Germany
GermanyGerman theologian.

Georg Boeselager
Germany
GermanyGerman officer, colonel

Georg Braun
Austria
AustriaAustrian footballer, midfielder

Georg Jenatsch
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss politician

Georg von Hertling
Germany
GermanyGerman Reich Chancellor during the Brest negotiations

Georg Gaul
Germany
GermanyGerman animal sculptor

Georg Friedrich Knapp
Germany
GermanyGerman statistician and political economist.

Georg Wagner
Germany
GermanyBishop of the Orthodox Church of Constantinople

Georg Wobbermin
Germany
GermanyGerman liberal theologian and liturgist

Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz
Germany
GermanyGerman diplomat

Georg Leber
Germany
GermanyGerman SPD politician, former Minister of Transport

Georg Friedrich Riemann
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician

Georg Keppler
Germany
GermanyNazi, SS Obergruppenführer

Georg Fischler
Austria
AustriaAustrian luger

Georg Lindemann
Germany
GermanyGerman Colonel General, Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves

Georg Gottfried Kallenbach
Germany
GermanyGerman art historian and architectural historian

Georg Zachariae
Denmark
DenmarkDanish surveyor.

Georg Kerl
Germany
GermanyGerman metallurgist.

Georg VI
Great Britain
Great BritainKing of great britain

Georg Dopel
Germany
GermanyGerman nuclear physicist. He was a member of the so-called "First Uranium Society". He worked with Werner Heisenberg at the University of Leipzig. In 1945, he was captured by the NKVD and worked in the USSR in the atomic program.

Georg Hoffmann
Germany
GermanyGerman swimmer and diver, two-time silver medalist at the 1904 Summer Olympics.

Georg Hund Wenkheim
40th Grand Master of the Teutonic Order from 1566 to 1572

Georg Hakl
Germany
GermanyLegendary German luger,

Georg Kraft
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist.

Georg Franz August von Buquoy
Austria
AustriaAustrian natural philosopher.

Georg Schaffer
Brazil
BrazilGerman traveler, naturalist, adventurer

Georg Fabritsius
Czech
CzechCzech philologist and poet.