Name Wilhelm
Explore the fascinating list of celebrities who share the distinguished name Wilhelm. From the renowned German emperor Wilhelm II and the legendary conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler to the acclaimed actor Wilhelm Tell, this list showcases exceptional individuals who have left an indelible mark on various fields throughout history.

Wilhelm Baltazar
Germany
GermanyHitler's fighter pilot

Wilhelm Hofmeister
Germany
GermanyGerman botanist.

Wilhelm Jordan
Germany
GermanyGerman surveyor.

Wilhelm Traugott Krug
Germany
GermanyGerman philosopher and writer, popularizer of critical philosophy from the point of view of "common sense".

Wilhelm Lanzky-Otto
Denmark
DenmarkDanish horn player, pianist and music educator

Wilhelm Carstens
Germany
GermanyGerman rower, bronze medalist at the 1900 Summer Olympics.

Wilhelm Weber
Germany
GermanyGerman physicist.

Wilhelm Dorpfeld
Germany
GermanyGerman architect

Wilhelm Peter Eduard Simon Ryuppel
Germany
GermanyGerman zoologist

Wilhelm Krause
Germany
GermanyGerman anatomist and histologist.

Wilhelm Holzbauer
Austria
AustriaAustrian architect

Wilhelm Lehmbruck
Germany
GermanyOutstanding German sculptor, artist and graphic artist

Wilhelm Ludvig Johannsen
Denmark
DenmarkDanish biologist, professor

Wilhelm Wassmuss
Germany
GermanyGerman diplomat.

Wilhelm Joest
Germany
GermanyGerman traveler

Wilhelm Karl Keppler
Germany
GermanyGerman industrialist, SS Obergruppenführer

Wilhelm Sushon
Germany
GermanyGerman rear admiral of the First World War.

Wilhelm Stieber
Germany
GermanyPrussian police official; in 1850–60, head of the Prussian political police.

Wilhelm List
Germany
GermanyField Marshal of the German Army.

Wilhelm Maybach
Great Britain
Great BritainDesigner of the first Mercedes cars.

Wilhelm Georg Friedrich Roscher
Germany
GermanyGerman economist, representative of the historical school in political economy

Wilhelm Van der Gucht
Military engineer, architect of St. Petersburg

Wilhelm ll Red
Great Britain
Great BritainKing of England from the Norman dynasty (1087-1100)

Wilhelm Kahl
Germany
GermanyGerman lawyer

Wilhelm Blodek
Czech composer, flutist, pianist and teacher

Wilhelm Keitel
Germany
GermanyGerman military leader, Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command of the Armed Forces of Germany

Wilhelm Elsner
Czech
CzechGerman opera singer, heldentenor

Wilhelm Hanstein
Germany
GermanyGerman chess player

Wilhelm Dilthey
Germany
GermanyGerman philosopher and psychologist

Wilhelm Kanaris
Germany
GermanyNazi general, head of the Abwehr (1935-1944). Executed for participating in the anti-Hitler conspiracy.

Wilhelm Heinrich Wackenroder
Germany
GermanyGerman writer, close friend of Ludwig Tieck

Wilhelm Bleek
Germany
GermanyGerman linguist, specialist in African languages. Son of theologian Friedrich Blick.

Wilhelm Furtwngler
Germany
GermanyConductor

Wilhelm Bauer
Germany
GermanyGerman submarine designer

Wilhelm Friedemann Bach
Germany
GermanyEldest son of Johann Sebastian Bach, renowned organist, improviser and compositor

Wilhelm Frick
Germany
GermanyOne of the most influential political figures in the Reichstag.

Wilhelm Wundt
Germany
GermanyGerman psychologist, physiologist and philosopher

Wilhelm von Scholtz
Germany
GermanyGerman poet, writer

Wilhelm Olivier von Leube
Germany
GermanyGerman gastroenterologist and neurologist

Wilhelm Lang
Germany
GermanyGerman writer.

Wilhelm Ostwald
Germany
GermanyFormer professor at the Riga Polytechnic, Nobel laureate in 1909 in chemistry.

Wilhelm Henckel
Germany
GermanyRussian and German translator and publisher.

Wilhelm Eduard Albrecht
Germany
GermanyGerman professor of jurisprudence.

Wilhelm Kotarbinski
Poland
PolandPainter of Polish origin

Wilhelm Ihne
Germany
GermanyGerman historian.

Wilhelm Gericke
Austria
AustriaAustrian conductor.

Wilhelm Mirbah-Harf
Germany
GermanyCount, German Ambassador to Russia.

Wilhelm Denifl
Austria
AustriaAustrian Nordic combined skier

Wilhelm Batz
Germany
GermanyGerman air ace of World War II

Wilhelm Kress
Austria
AustriaAustrian engineer, one of the first pilots and aircraft designers.