Name Josef

Explore a comprehensive list of celebrities bearing the distinguished name Josef. Discover the remarkable achievements of renowned individuals like Josef Mengele, renowned chess grandmaster Josef Capablanca, and the exceptional footballer Josef Masopust, among many other notable figures.

Josef Terboven
Josef Terboven
Norway
Nazi Reich Commissioner of Norway.
Josef Lanner
Josef Lanner
Austria
Austrian composer
Josef Sternberg
Josef Sternberg
USA
American director, producer, screenwriter and composer
Josef Emil Krejcik
Josef Emil Krejcik
Austria
Austrian chess master, chess composer, writer, history professor
Josef Julius Wecksell
Josef Julius Wecksell
Finland
Finnish poet and playwright
Josef Ignaz Kainz
Josef Ignaz Kainz
Austria
One of the greatest German and Austrian actors of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries
Josef Myslevechek
Josef Myslevechek
Czech
Czech composer and conductor. He anticipated W. A. Mozart in many ways.
Josef Hauer
Josef Hauer
Austria
Austrian composer
Josef Koudelka
Josef Koudelka
Czech
Czech photographer
Josef Kriehuber
Josef Kriehuber
Austria
Austrian artist
Josef Jennewein
Josef Jennewein
Germany
German pilot, athlete, alpine skier, world champion
Josef Wagner
Josef Wagner
Germany
Party activist.
Josef Kaizl
Josef Kaizl
Czech
Czech economist and politician
Josef Isser
Josef Isser
Austria
Austrian luger and bobsledder
Josef Hassid
Josef Hassid
Poland
Polish violinist of Jewish origin.
Josef Metternich
Josef Metternich
German opera singer, baritone
Josef Straus
Josef Straus
Austria
Austrian composer, violinist, conductor and engineer
Josef Zvonar
Josef Zvonar
Czech
Czech composer, musicologist and music teacher
Josef Greindl
Josef Greindl
Germany
German opera singer, bass
Josef Wirmer
Josef Wirmer
Germany
German lawyer and politician.
Josef Jaroslav Langer
Josef Jaroslav Langer
Czech poet and journalist
Josef Molitor
Josef Molitor
France
Count (29.6.1808), division general (26.10.1800).
Josef Kan
Josef Kan
USA
Famous American director of music videos, commercials and feature films.
Josef Breitenbach
Josef Breitenbach
USA
German and American photographer
Josef Allen
Josef Allen
USA
American scientist and astronaut
Josef Breuer
Josef Breuer
Austria
Austrian physician, friend and mentor of Sigmund Freud
Josef Zawinul
Josef Zawinul
Austria
Legendary musician, jazz pianist and composer
Josef Hrabak
Josef Hrabak
Czech literary scholar
Josef Wenzig
Josef Wenzig
Czech
Czech writer, teacher and librettist.
Josef Allerberger
Josef Allerberger
Austria
German (Austrian) sniper from World War II
Josef Kramer
Josef Kramer
Germany
Commandant of the Nazi concentration camp Bergen-Belsen
Josef Barak
Josef Barak
Czech
Czech poet, journalist and politician.
Josef Lada
Josef Lada
Czech
Czech graphic artist, illustrator of works by Jaroslav HASHEK
Josef Hlavka
Josef Hlavka
Czech
Czech architect and philanthropist.
Josef Mengele
Josef Mengele
Brazil
German doctor, Nazi, who conducted experiments on prisoners of Auschwitz
Josef Haller
Josef Haller
Poland
Austrian officer, Polish general.
Josef Fritzl
Josef Fritzl
Austria
Austrian maniac
Josef Vasicek
Josef Vasicek
Czech
Professional Czech ice hockey player
Josef Kleutgen
Josef Kleutgen
Germany
German Catholic theologian, Jesuit
Josef Klaus
Josef Klaus
Austria
Austrian conservative politician
Josef Kling
Josef Kling
Germany
German chess composer.
Josef Bertrand
Josef Bertrand
France
French mathematician, member of the Paris Academy of Sciences
Josef Packston
Josef Packston
Great Britain
English landscape architect and engineer
Josef Gocar
Josef Gocar
Czech
Czech architect and planner
Josef Skvorecky
Josef Skvorecky
Czech
Czech-Canadian dissident writer, publisher
Josef Kalousek
Josef Kalousek
Czech historian and lawyer
Josef Tiso
Josef Tiso
Slovakia
Slovak Catholic priest, first President of Slovakia in 1938-1945.
Josef Dobrovsky
Josef Dobrovsky
Czech
Czech philologist (linguist, literary scholar, folklorist), historian and educator
Josef Hofmann
Josef Hofmann
USA
American pianist and composer of Polish
Josef Bursik
Josef Bursik
Czech
Major General of the Czechoslovak People's Army (1990).