Weinmann

Weinmann is a German surname meaning "vine man" and may refer to:

• Ariel Weinmann, U.S. Navy Seaman Recruit guilty of espionage and desertion
• (1883–1942)^[1]
• (1909–1948), doctor, SS-Oberführer^[2]
• (1885–1929), German cameraman^[3]
• Johann Anton Weinmann (1782–1858), German botanist and mycologist^[4]
• • (German: Johann Simon Weinmann der Jüngere; 1583–1638), Mayor of Heilbronn^[5]
• Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683, Gardelegen - 1741), German apothecary and botanist
• (1873–1929), Catholic theologian and musicologist^[6]
• (1922–2007), German chemist^[7]
• (born 1934), ^[8]
• Markus Weinmann (born 1974), German agricultural scientist^[9]
• (1915–2004), German political activist^[10]
• • (German: Simon Weinmann der Ältere; 1534–1606), Mayor of Heilbronn^[11]
• (1935–1997), German politician (SPD)^[12]
• , judo-player, book author^[13]

See also[]

• Weinmannia
• Weinman

References[]

Surname list

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