Chemnitz
Chemnitz is a city in Saxony, eastern Germany. Its huge Karl Marx Monument commemorates the socialist pioneer for whom the city was once named. Nearby, the reconstructed Red Tower is a remnant of the city's defensive walls. The Gunzenhauser Museum displays modern art and is an example of the New Objectivity style of architecture. Set in a former foundry, the Chemnitz Museum of Industry houses an 1896 steam engine.
People born in Chemnitz (First 49 people) - Page 2
Friedrich Kunath
German artist
Georg Alexander von Müller
Naval officer
Claus Löser
Film director
Peter Piek
German painter
Henrik Eberle
German historian
Thomas Billhardt
German photographer
Tobey Wilson
Singer
Lucie Zelenková
Czech olympic athlete
Werner Wittig
German painter
Petra Epperlein
Filmmaker
Jenny Elbe
German athlete
Ulrike Tauber
Butterfly swimmer
Alexander Gazsi
German ice dancer
Steffen Kummerer
German guitarist
Gerson Goldhaber
American-German physicist
Simone von Zglinicki
Theater actor
Hans Coper
British potter
Heinz Macher
Gerlind Ahnert
Actress
Andreas Pabst
German conductor
Anne Wollner
German film actor
Erik Tallig
German football player
Ernst Geissler
German aerospace engineer
Felix Kummer
Musician
Fritz Hendrick Melle
German writer
Dieter Franke
Actor
Günther Heymann
Physician
Harro Miller
East German football player
Heinrich BoltenBaeckers
German playwright
Jan Kuhlbrodt
German author
Johannes Frießner
German general
Jonas Richter
Basketball player
Jörg Vieweg
German Politician
Julius Reinhardt
German footballer
Justin Sonder
Karola Wille
German jurist
Konrad Mayerhoff
Theatre actor
Leon Hoppe
German basketball player
Lothar Fritze (Hg. )
Manfred Weißbecker
East German historian
Matthias Biskupek
Writer
Max Heß
German olympic athlete
Michael Gläser Musician
German singer
Michael Hübner
Cyclist
Michael Sallmann
East German singer-songwriter
Barbara Ludwig
Former Mayor of Chemnitz
Christian Friedrich Graefe
