Hildesheim
Hildesheim is a city in northern Germany. It's known for its historic churches, such as St. Michael's, an 11th-century abbey with a painted wooden ceiling. Sacred relics are on display at the Dommuseum within St. Mary's Cathedral. The City Museum offers local history exhibits in the Knochenhauer-Amtshaus, an ornate half-timbered house on Market Square. Wildgatter animal park is home to deer and rescued birds of prey.
People born in Hildesheim (First 49 people) - Page 0
Hans Adolf Krebs
British-German physician
Rudolf Schenker
German guitarist
Susanne Preusker
German psychologist
Stefan Schostok
German Politician
Emma Hinze
German olympic athlete
Erich Pommer
German film producer
Prince Christian of Hanover
Born 1985
Holger Apfel
Mirko Slomka
German association football manager
Thomas Quasthoff
German bass-baritone
Adolf Hurwitz
Mathematician
René Marik
Film director
Bernd Clüver
German singer
Wolfgang Lauenstein
German film director
Wilhelm Koppe
German general
Wolfram Sievers
Daniel Boschmann
Television presenter
Gisbert Hasenjaeger
German mathematician
Johann Heinrich Friedrich Link
German naturalist
Johannes Teyssen
German manager
Maik Taylor
Football goalkeeper
Uwe Junge
German Politician
Andrew Fusek Peters
Writer
Nils Ruzicka
German record producer
Lothar Kosse
German singer
Hartmut Rohde
German violist
Christoph Lauenstein
German film producer
Steve Brian
Music producer
Frank Vockroth
Actor
Harald Grosskopf
German musician
Philipp Eichholtz
Film director
Ingo Rasper
Scenarist
Erich Weede
German sociologist
Stephan Füssel
Author
Heinrich Nordhoff
German engineer
Jutta Burggraf
German theologian
Eberhard Schlotter
Painter
RAkoon
Musical artist
Friedrich Hornemann
German explorer
Michael Erlhoff
German writer
Timo Hübers
German football player
Uwe Gronostay
German conductor
Alexander von Linsingen
German general
Walter Kusch
German former swimmer
Ludolph van Ceulen
Dutch-German mathematician
Harald Wohlrapp
German philosopher
Katharina Lopinski
Actress
