Karlsruhe
Karlsruhe is a city in southwestern Germany. Housed in a former weapons factory, the vast ZKM Center for Art and Media includes video, audio and interactive installations. In the city center, the tower of the 18th-century Karlsruhe Palace offers views of Karlsruhe's fan-shaped layout. The palace houses the Baden State Museum, with exhibits spanning prehistory to the present. ― Google
People born in Karlsruhe (First 49 people) - Page 2
Leopold Freiherr von Edelsheim-Gyulai
Eli Haber
Politician
Ludwig von Haber von Linsberg
Politician
Johanna de Bade
Wilhelm Pleikard Ludwig von Gemmingen
German chamberlain
Karl Julius Holtzmann
Theologian
Anna Wyler
Ruth Sofie Sellers
Olga von Moltke
Karl Friedrich Hermann Freystedt
Military personnel
Wilhelm Frey
Artist
Sophie Wilhelmine Marie Koberwein
Actor
Adolf Holtzmann
Linguist
Carl Holtzmann
Physicist
Max Adolf Hirsch
Author
William Assneer Jacob Baron Schimmelpenninck van der Oye
Leopold von Freystedt
German chamberlain
Karl Friedrich Hermann von Freystedt
German military personnel
Amélie Gräfin von Reichenbach-Lessonitz
Hedwig Howaldt
Franziska Prinzessin von Schonborn-Hartenatein
Karoline Freystedt
Lady-in-waiting
Louis Schwindt
Entrepreneur
Clara Howaldt
Hermine Vohl
Singer
Alfred Schwindt
Chemist
Maren Ade
German film director
Hans Frank
German Politician
Nino de Angelo
German singer
Paul Daimler
German mechanical engineer
Jan Harlan
German executive producer ‧ Christiane Kubrick's brother
Walther von Reichenau
Commander
Alexander Kanoldt
German visual artist
Karl Hofer
German painter
Wolfgang Rihm
German composer
Sebastian Koch
German television actor
Sead Kolašinac
Bosnian football player
Friedrich Ratzel
German geographer
Thorsten Wettcke
Movie director
Adolf Daimler
Industrialist
Oliver Kahn
German executive
Herbert Joos
German graphic designer
Jam El Mar
Musician
Peter Sloterdijk
German philosopher
Klaus Pohl
German computer scientist
Leopold Ziegler
German philosopher
Ludwig Hilberseimer
German architect
