Gelsenkirchen
Gelsenkirchen is a city in western Germany. ZOOM Erlebniswelt is an expansive zoo with polar bears, lions and red pandas. On the site of a former coal mine, Nordstern Park has architectural features like bridges and an amphitheater on the Rhine-Herne Canal. Schloss Horst is a Renaissance castle, with a museum on life during the 16th century. The Kunstmuseum Gelsenkirchen has many works by German Expressionists.
People born in Gelsenkirchen (First 49 people) - Page 3
Ben-Zion Orgad
Israeli composer
Hans-Jürgen Gede
Football coach
Gunter Koschorrek
German soldier
Norbert Eilenfeldt
German football player
Peter Hasenberg
German film critic
Philipp Mißfelder
German Politician
Rainer Podeswa
Rüdiger Stenzel
Olympic athlete
Johanna Fritz
German illustrator
Silke Kayadelen
Author
Filip Tapalović
Former footballer
Oliver Marc Hartwich
German economist
Volker Abramczik
Former football player
Volkan Ünlü
Goalkeeper
Stefan Blank
German former football player
Timur Karagülmez
Football player
Toni Tapalović
German footballer
Traugott Jaehnichen (Traugott . . .
German theologian
Ulrich Tadday
German musicologist
Ute Hartwich
German trumpeter
Uwe Puschner
German historian
Ünal Alpuğan
German former football player
Eva Goris
German journalist
Ursula Schröder-Feinen
Opera singer
Klaus-Peter Wolf
Writer
Thomas Freund
Marianne Koch's son
Elisabeth Müller-Witt
Politician
Erich Hoppmann
Economist
Stefan Galla
Georg Geismann
German political scientist
Khlmann Wilhelm
German author
Paul Stieber
German football player
Rasmus Baumann
Conductor
Rainer Elschen
German economist
Hans-Otto Gunther
weekend rapper
Polish band
Markus Schwiderowski
German football player
Jazzy
German singer
Hans-Jürgen Wittkamp
German former football player
Karl-Heinz Bente
Football player
Christian Kullmann
Chief Executive Officer of Evonik Industries
Klaus-Michael Bogdal
German author
Dietlinde Gipser
Carl Hundhausen
Christian Dudek (Christian Witchhunter Dudek)
Drummer
Carsten Wolters
Footballer
Cihan Yıldız
Footballer
