Friedberg
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Friedberg is the name of two cities in Germany and one in Austria:
[edit] Place names
[edit] Human names
- Aaron Friedberg
- Abraham Schalom Friedberg/Abraham Shalom Friedberg (Abraham Har-Schalom/Shalom; November 6, 1838, Grodno - March 21, 1902, Warszawa), Lithuanian-Russian Hebraist ([1])
- Bernard Friedberg (December 19, 1876, Kraków -), Polish-Austrian Hebraist ([2])
- Carl Friedberg/Karl Friedberg (born September 18, 1872, Bingen/Rhein - September 8, 1955, Meran/Merano), musician
- Emil (Albrecht) von Friedberg (born December 20, 1837, Konitz/Chojnice, Westpreußen, - September 7, 1910, Leipzig), jurist
- Heinrich von Friedberg (born January 27, 1813, Märkisch-Friedland/Mirosławiec - June 2, 1895, Berlin), jurist, statesman (Staatsmann); See German article
- Hermann Friedberg (born July 5, 1817, Rosenberg/Olesno, Silesia - March 2, 1884, Breslau), surgeon, forensic doctor
- M. Paul Friedberg
- Robert Friedberg (born June 28, 1851, Berlin - June 20, 1920, Berlin), economist (Nationalökonom), politician; See German article
[edit] See also
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