Name Karl

Discover the renowned celebrities who share the distinctive name Karl. From the iconic designer Karl Lagerfeld to the acclaimed actor Karl Urban, delve into the lives and achievements of these notable individuals.

Karl Burdach
Karl Burdach
Germany
German scientist, physiologist and anatomist, professor at several famous universities
Karl Julius Weber
Karl Julius Weber
Germany
German historian.
Karl Hanke
Karl Hanke
Germany
Party leader of the Third Reich, last leader of the SS
Karl Friedrich von Kloden
Karl Friedrich von Kloden
Germany
German scientist, teacher, historian and geographer
Karl Joachim Andersen
Karl Joachim Andersen
Denmark
Danish flautist, composer and conductor
 Karl 2
Karl 2
Spain
King of Spain
Karl Ludwig Ernst Kossak
Karl Ludwig Ernst Kossak
Germany
German journalist and writer
Karl Oberg
Karl Oberg
Germany
Organizer of Nazi terror in France
Karl von Decker
Karl von Decker
Germany
Prussian general, military theorist, writer
Karl Shvartsenberg
Karl Shvartsenberg
Austria
Landgrave of Klettgau, Count of Sulz, Prince, Austrian Field Marshal and Generalissimo during the Napoleonic Wars.
Karl Mannerheim
Karl Mannerheim
Finland
Finnish marshal
Karl August von Hardenberg
Karl August von Hardenberg
Germany
German statesman and politician, Chancellor of Prussia, Prince
Karl August Bottiger
Karl August Bottiger
Germany
German philologist, archaeologist, teacher and writer
Karl Sontag
Karl Sontag
Germany
German actor
Karl E. Weick
Karl E. Weick
USA
Organizational Process Specialist
Karl Marx
Karl Marx
Germany
The founder of scientific socialism, economist, thinker and revolutionary.
Karl Tsirer
Karl Tsirer
Austria
Austrian composer and conductor.
Karl Donitz
Karl Donitz
Germany
Grand admiral, war criminal
Karl Ziegler
Karl Ziegler
Germany
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1963 (together with D. Natta).
Karl Werner Aspenstrom
Karl Werner Aspenstrom
Sweden
Swedish poet, playwright, essayist
Karl Hjalmar Branting
Karl Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Swedish journalist and politician, Nobel Peace Prize laureate 1921
Karl Panzram
Karl Panzram
USA
American serial killer.
Karl Sigurbjornsson
Karl Sigurbjornsson
Iceland
Icelandic prelate
Karl Korsch
Karl Korsch
Germany
German Marxist philosopher and political figure
Karl Wrede
Karl Wrede
Germany
Your Serene Highness, Bavarian Field Marshal.
Karl Gauss
Karl Gauss
Germany
German mathematician
Karl Fisher
Karl Fisher
Russia
Famous photographer
Karl Fritzsch
Karl Fritzsch
Germany
Former deputy commandant of Auschwitz, member of the SS
Karl Bosh
Karl Bosh
Germany
Chemist
Karl Theodor Weigel
Karl Theodor Weigel
Germany
German historian, runologist, Ahnenerbe employee, SS Sturmbannführer
Karl Ferdinand
Karl Ferdinand
Archduke of Austria from the Teschen branch
Karl Friedrich Knesebeck
Karl Friedrich Knesebeck
Germany
Prussian Field Marshal, Baron.
Karl Drayer
Karl Drayer
Denmark
Innovative Danish film director
Karl Bugmann
Karl Bugmann
Germany
German linguist
Karl Raby
Karl Raby
Founder of High Q and specialist in training for working at heights
Karl August Credner
Karl August Credner
Germany
German Protestant theologian, professor in Jena and Giessen.
Karl Fojgt
Karl Fojgt
Russia
Teacher and writer
Karl Erb
Karl Erb
Germany
German singer, tenor
Karl Langer
Karl Langer
Austria
Austrian anatomist
Karl Hofer
Karl Hofer
Germany
German artist and graphic artist
Karl Probst
Karl Probst
USA
American designer, one of the pioneers in the automotive industry
Karl Hermann Frank
Karl Hermann Frank
Czech
SS-Obergruppenführer, SS and Police General
Karl IV Theodor
Karl IV Theodor
Germany
Duke of Jülich-Berg, Elector of the Palatinate since 1742
Karl Habsburg
Karl Habsburg
Germany
The current head of the House of Habsburg
Karl Wendlinger
Karl Wendlinger
Austria
Austrian racing driver
Karl Duncker
Karl Duncker
Germany
German-American psychologist
Karl Krause
Karl Krause
Germany
German anatomist.
Karl Radek (Sobelson)
Karl Radek (Sobelson)
Poland
Party leader, journalist
Karl Gustafsson
Karl Gustafsson
Sweden
Swedish footballer, striker
Karl Ewald Konstantin Hering Hering
Karl Ewald Konstantin Hering Hering
Germany
Physiologist and psychologist