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 6
Hannes Messemer
German actor
Fabian Halbig
Actor
Johannes Halbig
Musician
Peter Felser
Member of the German Bundestag
Friedrich Rittelmeyer
German theologian
Thomas Kautenburger
German actor
Marianne Loibl
German writer
Christoph Koutschan
German mathematician
Hugo von Habermann
German painter
Isabell Götz
German judge
KarlHeinz Schommer
German architect
Andreas Rothkopf
German pianist
Niklas Holzberg
Raimund Fellinger
Susanne Wiest
German legislator
Wolfgang Hau
German jurist
Michael Kiehn
German botanist
Anselm Kampik
Surgeon
Reinhold Kluthe
Gerhard Zimmer
German archaeologist
Janine Berger
German gymnast
Margret Maria Baltes
German psychologist
Karl-Heinz Schommer
German architect
Otto Schönberger
Author
Luca Kerber
German football player
Egon Gindorf
French entrepreneur
Thomas D
Rapper
Conrad Kocher
German musical artist
Jakob Wilhelm Hauer
German indologist
Eva von Zweigbergk
Author
Gerd Osten
Film critic
Gösta Sandels
Artist
Elof Signeul
Swedish diplomat
Alf Grabe
Hjalmar Zetterström
Architect
Arvid Richert
Swedish diplomat
Karin Zelmerlööw
Interior designer
Anna Mellgren
Ruth Kjellén-Björkquist
Swedish writer
Susen Emilia Hasselblad
Viktor Rydberg's wife
Olof Wijk den yngre
Olof Wijk's son
Emil Brusewitz
Swedish mining engineer
Agnes Ekman
Tönnes Kleberg
Library cataloger
Johan Jacob Ekman
Swedish physician
Ebbe Beck-Friis
Christian Beck-Friis' son
Erik Wijk
Politician