Freund

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Freund (German for friend) is a surname and may refer to:

Family names

• August Freund, an Austrian chemist
  • Freund reaction, discovered in 1881 by August Freund
• Bernhard II. Erich Freund, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen (1800, Meiningen - 1882, Meiningen)
• Carl (William Freund) Walther (1858, Zella-Mehlis - 1915), a German gunsmith
• Christine Freund, a shooting victim
• Deborah Anne Freund, president of Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California
• Don Freund (born 1947, Pittsburgh), an American composer and Professor of Composition
• Ðuro Freund, a Yugoslav Olympic fencer

• Ernst Freund (1864–1932), American legal scholar
• Etelka Freund (1879–1977), an Hungarian pianist

• Lawrence Joseph "Frank" Freund (1875–1933), a Major League Baseball catcher
• Gisèle Freund (1912–2000), photographer

• Hildegard Freund (1883, Görlitz - 1933, Vienna)
• Hugo Freund Sonnenschein, a prominent American economist and educational administrator

• Jim Freund, a radio personality
• Jacob Lincoln Freund (1918–2010), an American stage-, television- and film actor
• John Freund
  • Freund Scholarly Research Group, founded in 1898 by Quaker John Freund
• Jules T. Freund (1890–1960), immunologist

• Karl Freund (1890–1969), cinematographer and film director
• Kurt Freund (1914–1996), physician and sexologist
• Leopold Freund (1868–1943), a Jewish Austrian radiologist

• Matej Freund (aka Matej Freundt, German: Mathias Freundt; ?, Banská Bystrica - 1567, in the Czech lands), Slovak educator^[1]
• Michael Freund (disambiguation page):

• Michael Freund (writer), German writer in the Nazi Party
• Michael Freund, founder and chairman of the Jewish organization Shavei Israel

• Moshe Aryeh Freund (1894–1996), the Chief Rabbi (av beis din) of the Edah HaChareidis in Jerusalem
• Otto Kahn-Freund (1900, Frankfurt/Main - 1979, Oxford), professor of comparative law

• Paul A. Freund (1908–1992), American jurist and law professor
• Petra Schürmann-Freund (1933–2010), a German model, TV announcer, and actress

• Severin Freund
• Steffen Freund, German soccer player
• Steve Freund (born 1952, Brooklyn), a blues guitarist, vocalist, bandleader and record producer
• Tom Freund, American singer-songwriter

• Wilhelm Freund (1806–1894), German philologist and lexicographer
• Wilhelm Alexander Freund (1833, Krappitz, Silesia - 1917), a German gynecologist
• Wilhelm Salomon Freund (1831, Schmiegel (Polish: Śmigiel) - 1915), a Jewish German lawyer and politician
• William Freund
• Yoav Freund, a researcher and professor at the University of California

Freundt

• Dörte Freundt (born 1967), a German actress^[2]
• Matej Freundt (German: Mathias Freundt; ?, Banská Bystrica - 1567, in the Czech lands), Slovak educator^[3]

• Tracy Freundt, a Peruvian model

Other

• Freund's adjuvant, an immune system booster used in some vaccines
• Der Amerikanische Freund, a 1977 film by Wim Wenders
• Der Freund ("The Friend"), a literary magazine published by Axel Springer AG
• Lied für einen Freund ("Song For A Friend"), the German entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1988
• Andy mein Freund, the debut single by German singer Sandra (released in 1976)
• Freund-Heintz House, a registered historic building in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Freund Publishing House, a publishing company
• Freund–Rubin compactification
• Killinger and Freund Motorcycle, an attempt in 1935 by a group of 5 German engineers

See also

• Freunde
• Freundlich
• Similar names: Freud, Freudiger, etc.

References

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