Ingen
Ingen Ryūki was a poet, calligrapher, and monk of Linji Chan Buddhism from China. He is most known for founding the Ōbaku school of Zen in Japan.
People born in Ingen (First 49 people) - Page 2
August Pauly
German educator
Rene Stauss
High jumper
Hanne Troonbeeckx
Television presenter
Ed Franck
Belgian writer
Mauro Pawlowski
Musical artist
Michalis Tzouganakis
Composer
Étienne Gailly
Belgian soldier
Dante Vanzeir
Belgian football player
Engin Bekdemir
Football player
Dieter Dekelver
Belgian football player
Eric Reynders
Association football player
Ferhat Kaya
Belgian footballer
Kurt Van De Paar
Belgian footballer
Erhan Demirci
Alfons Peeters
Belgian footballer
Leonie Küng
Swiss tennis player
Adolf Dietrich
Swiss labourer
Johann Konrad Kern
Former President of the National Council of Switzerland
Marije Tolman
Dutch illustrator
Jeanne Kooijmans
Dutch radio personality
Laura Aarts
Dutch water polo player
Anthony Musaba
Dutch footballer
Bas van Bemmelen
Dutch volleyball player
Bernd Leno
German footballer
Shindy
German rapper
Kurt Hager
German statesman
Joti Polizoakis
German ice dancer
Namosh
German singer
RIN
Japanese japanese idol
Jan Marco Leimeister
Economist
Alexander Dierks
German Politician
Benedikt Röcker
German former football player
Julian Schuster
German former football player
David Hanselmann
American-German musician
Marcel Schneider
German professional golfer
Gebhard Fürst
German bishop
Tim Schüle
Ice hockey player
Matthias Ettrich
German computer scientist
Harald Oeler
German accordionist
Alexander Wehrle
German businessperson
Isabella Benz
German author
Michael Čulo
German church music in germany
Marie-Sophie Pollak
Musical artist
Reto Kuppel
Musical artist
Martin H. Jung
German theologian
Thomas Epp
German former football player
Marco Rentschler
German handball player
