Messer

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Messer may refer to:

• MESSER, the band from Dallas, Texas
• Danny Messer, a fictional character on the television series CSI: NY
• Großes Messer, a type of German single-edged weapon
• Messer, Oklahoma, United States
• Messer (book), a poetry book by Till Lindemann, singer of Rammstein

People with the given name Messer:

• David ben Judah Messer Leon (c. 1470 – 1526), Italian rabbi, physician and writer
• Judah Messer Leon (1166), French tosafist
• Judah Messer Leon (15th century), Italian rabbi, teacher, physician, and philosopher

People with the surname Messer:

• Casey Messer (born 1983), beauty queen
• Chris Messer (21st century), United States singer
• Dale Messer (21st century), Navy Chief Warrant Officer
• David Messer (21st century), Australian cartoonist
• Don Messer (1909–1973), Canadian musician
• Donald E. Messer (born 1941), American United Methodist theologian and author
• Erica Messer (21st century), American television writer, producer and story editor
• Frank Messer (1925–2001), American sportscaster
• Glenn Edmund Messer (1895–1995), aviation pioneer
• Jonathan Messer (born 1973), Australian director
• Sam Messer (21st century), American painter
• Sarah Messer (born 1966), American poet and author
• Thomas M. Messer (born 1920), director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation 1961–1988
• Marty Messer (born 1984) American television editor, producer and writer

Messiers may refer to :

• Messers Fattorini and Sons, a jewellery business
• The Messers, an alternate name for the 1895 Partie de cartes film

See also

• Messer Chups
• Messer Street Grounds
• Messier

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