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*[[Art Bergmann]] (born 1953), Canadian rock singer-songwriter |
*[[Art Bergmann]] (born 1953), Canadian rock singer-songwriter |
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*[[Carl Bergmann (anatomist)]], (1814–1865) German anatomist, physiologist and biologist who developed the [[Bergmann's rule]] |
*[[Carl Bergmann (anatomist)|Carl Bergmann]], (1814–1865) German anatomist, physiologist and biologist who developed the [[Bergmann's rule]] |
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*[[Carl Bergmann (musician)]] (1821–1876), German-American cellist and conductor |
*[[Carl Bergmann (musician)|Carl Bergmann]] (1821–1876), German-American cellist and conductor |
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*[[Carl Bergmann (Secretary of State)]] (1874–1935), German secretary of state |
*[[Carl Bergmann (Secretary of State)|Carl Bergmann]] (1874–1935), German secretary of state |
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*[[Daniel Bergmann]] (born 1962), Czech filmmaker and media mogul (son of Pavel) |
*[[Daniel Bergmann]] (born 1962), Czech filmmaker and media mogul (son of Pavel) |
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*[[Eirikur Bergmann]] (born 1969), Icelandic writer and professor of political science |
*[[Eirikur Bergmann]] (born 1969), Icelandic writer and professor of political science |
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*[[Ernst Bergmann (philosopher)]] (1881–1945), German philosopher and proponent of Nazism |
*[[Ernst Bergmann (philosopher)|Ernst Bergmann]] (1881–1945), German philosopher and proponent of Nazism |
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*[[Ernst David Bergmann]] (1903–1975), Israeli nuclear scientist and chemist who found a nuclear program (brother of Theodor, the agronomist) |
*[[Ernst David Bergmann]] (1903–1975), Israeli nuclear scientist and chemist who found a nuclear program (brother of Theodor, the agronomist) |
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*[[Ernst von Bergmann]] (1836–1907), Baltic German surgeon who introduced principles of [[aseptic surgery]] |
*[[Ernst von Bergmann]] (1836–1907), Baltic German surgeon who introduced principles of [[aseptic surgery]] |
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*[[Thaisa Storchi Bergmann]] (born 1955), leading Brazilian astrophysicist |
*[[Thaisa Storchi Bergmann]] (born 1955), leading Brazilian astrophysicist |
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*[[Theodor Bergmann]] (1850–1931), German businessman and industrialist |
*[[Theodor Bergmann]] (1850–1931), German businessman and industrialist |
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*[[Theodor Bergmann (agronomist)]] (1916–2017), German agronomist and published autor (brother of Ernst David) |
*[[Theodor Bergmann (agronomist)|Theodor Bergmann]] (1916–2017), German agronomist and published autor (brother of Ernst David) |
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*[[Theodor Bergmann (footballer)]] (born 1996), German footballer |
*[[Theodor Bergmann (footballer)|Theodor Bergmann]] (born 1996), German footballer |
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*[[Walter Bergmann]] (1902–1988), German composer and musician |
*[[Walter Bergmann]] (1902–1988), German composer and musician |
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Revision as of 17:40, 28 August 2021
Bergmann is a Austrian, German or Swedish surname. It means "mountain man" in both languages, as well as "miner" in German. Bergman is also a common surname in the United States, Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands.
The surname may refer to:
- Art Bergmann (born 1953), Canadian rock singer-songwriter
- Carl Bergmann, (1814–1865) German anatomist, physiologist and biologist who developed the Bergmann's rule
- Carl Bergmann (1821–1876), German-American cellist and conductor
- Carl Bergmann (1874–1935), German secretary of state
- Daniel Bergmann (born 1962), Czech filmmaker and media mogul (son of Pavel)
- Eirikur Bergmann (born 1969), Icelandic writer and professor of political science
- Ernst Bergmann (1881–1945), German philosopher and proponent of Nazism
- Ernst David Bergmann (1903–1975), Israeli nuclear scientist and chemist who found a nuclear program (brother of Theodor, the agronomist)
- Ernst von Bergmann (1836–1907), Baltic German surgeon who introduced principles of aseptic surgery
- Frithjof Bergmann (1930–2021), German philosophy professor
- Gretel Bergmann (1914–2017), Jewish athlete who competed as a high jumper in Germany during the 1930s
- Heinrich Bergmann (?–?), head of the Criminal Division of the German Kripo in German-occupied Estonia
- Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861–1936), Austrian foundry owner
- Hugo Bergmann (1883–1975), German-Israeli Jewish philosopher (father of Martin S.)
- Gustav Bergmann (1906–1987), Austrian-born American philosopher
- Jason Bergmann (born 1981), American baseball player
- Juliette Bergmann (born 1958), Dutch bodybuilder
- Martin S. Bergmann (1913–2014), American psychoanalyst (son of Hugo)
- Michael Bergmann, American filmmaker (grandson of Hugo)
- Pavel Bergmann (1930–2005), Czech philosopher & historian, signatory of Charter 77 (father of Daniel and nephew of Hugo)
- Peter Bergmann (?–2009), alias used by an unidentified German-speaking man who died under mysterious circumstances
- Peter Gabriel Bergmann (1915–2002), German-American physicist
- Ralph Bergmann (born 1970), German volleyball player
- Sabine Bergmann-Pohl (born 1946), German conservative politician who served as the last head of state of the German Democratic Republic
- Stefan Bergmann (1895–1977), mathematician
- Thaisa Storchi Bergmann (born 1955), leading Brazilian astrophysicist
- Theodor Bergmann (1850–1931), German businessman and industrialist
- Theodor Bergmann (1916–2017), German agronomist and published autor (brother of Ernst David)
- Theodor Bergmann (born 1996), German footballer
- Walter Bergmann (1902–1988), German composer and musician