Bader (family name)
Bader is a German family name.
meaning
The name goes back to the job title of the bather .
Name bearer
A.
- Adolf Bader (1875–1952), German musical instrument maker and publisher, see Adolf Baader
- Adolf Bader (1916–2014), Swiss racing rider, entrepreneur, stud founder and breeder
- Adolf Friedrich Bader (1808–1889), German cigar manufacturer
- Alberto Bader (* 1959), Italian advertising photographer and film director
- Alexander Bader (* 1965), German clarinetist
- Alfred Bader (1924–2018), Austrian-Canadian chemist, entrepreneur, art collector and patron
- Alfred Bader (sculptor) (1931-2010), German academic sculptor
- Andreas Bader (musician) (1769–1848), German organist
- Andreas Bader (journalist) (1923–2013), German journalist
- Angelika Kern-Bader (* 1952), German gymnast
- Anna Bader (* 1983), German cliff diver
- Anton Bader (* 1981), German ice hockey player
- Arnold Bader-von Rohr (1893–1980), Swiss watch manufacturer
- Arthur Bader (1926-2010), German journalist
- Astrid Hoßfeld-Bader (* 1939), German roller art skater
- Augustin Bader (~ 1495–1530), Augsburg Anabaptist leader and Chiliast
- Augustinus Bader (* 1959), German physician and biomedical scientist
- Axel Bader (* 1956), German tax advisor, author and university lecturer
B.
- Barbara Bader (* 1972), Swiss art scholar and art didactician
- Benjamin Bader (* 1982), German economist and university professor
- Bernardo Bader (* 1974), Austrian architect
- Bernd Bader (* 1945), German librarian
- Bernhard Bader (* 1964), German ice hockey player
C.
- Carl Bader (1910–1997), Swiss biologist
- Carl Adam Bader (1789–1870), German singer (tenor)
- Catherine Bader-Bille (* 1965), German athlete
- Chris Zintzen-Bader (* 1966), German author, journalist, reviewer and blogger
- Christian Bader (1882–1942), Austrian politician (CSP)
- Christoph Bader (* 1997), Austrian soccer player
- Christophe Bader (1972–1993), Swiss, who was killed trying to carry out an explosive attack on the Bern town hall
- Conny Bader (* 1980), German pop musician on the Christian spectrum
- Curt Bader (* 1961), American canoeist
D.
- Diana Bader (* 1976), German state politician (Die Linke)
- Diedrich Bader (* 1966), American actor
- Douglas Bader (1910–1982), British fighter pilot
E.
- Édouard Bader (1899–1983), French rugby player
- Elvira Bader (* 1955), Swiss politician (CVP)
- Emil Bader (1908–1987), Swiss actor and playwright
- Ernst Bader (painter) (1860–1915), German painter
- Ernst Bader (1914–1999), German song writer and composer
- Erwin Bader (* 1943), Austrian social philosopher, ethicist, political activist, labor lawyer and social reformer
F.
- Ferdinand Bader (* 1981), German ski jumper
- Franz Bader (1922–2018), German physicist
- Friedrich Bader (1908–1997), German major and cross-country skier
- Friedrich Wilhelm Bader (1828–1907), Austrian wood cutter
- Fritz J. Bader (* 1956), Swiss catering entrepreneur
G
- Ghaleb Moussa Abdalla Bader (* 1951), Jordanian clergyman, Archbishop of Algiers
- Günter Bader (* 1943), German Protestant theologian
- Gustav Bader (1888–1966), German architect
H
- Hamad Bader , Bahraini swimmer
- Hans Bader (clergyman) (1875–1935), Swiss Protestant clergyman
- Hans Bader (architect) (1892 – after 1929), German architect, interior designer and designer
- Hans-Dieter Bader (* 1938), German opera singer
- Hansjörg Bader (* 1948), librarian at the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum
- Heinrich Bader (1912–1999), German business mathematician, insurance scientist and university professor
- Heinz Bader (* 1940), German ice hockey player
- Hermann Bader (* 1927), German pharmacologist, toxicologist and university lecturer
- Hilary J. Bader (1952-2002), American screenwriter
I.
- Isaak Bader (also Isaak Baader or Isaak Pader ; † 1635), German builder and plasterer
J
- Jakob Bader (1883–1939), Police President of Mannheim 1932–1933 and Ministerial Director
- Johann Anton Bader ( Master of Oppolding ; 1711–1786), German plasterer, see Johann Anton Pader
- Johann Baptist Bader (1788–1862), German lawyer and politician
- Johann Friedrich Bader-Wild (1827–1882), Swiss entrepreneur
- Johannes Bader (1487–1545), German theologian
- Josef Bader (soccer player) , German soccer player
- Joseph Bader (1805–1883), German archivist and historian
K
- Karl Bader (engineer) (1796–1874), German engineer and publicist
- Karl Bader (businessman) (1848–1925), German businessman and church clerk
- Karl Bader (librarian) (1868–1956), German historian and librarian
- Karl Bader (politician) (* 1960), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Karl Adam Bader, see Carl Adam Bader (1789–1870), German tenor
- Karl Siegfried Bader (1905–1998), German lawyer and legal historian
- Kastulus Bader (* 1940), German entrepreneur
- Katarina Bader , professor at the Stuttgart Media University (subject area: online journalism, journalistic forms of presentation, research)
- Kristian Bader (* 1965), German theater and television actor
- Kristina Walterowna Bader (* 1981), Russian bobsleigh athlete
- Kurt Bader (1899–1959), German lawyer, SS brigade leader and major general of the police
L.
- Leslie Bader (* 1963), American speed skater
- Lilian Bader (1918–2015), British aircraftwoman and teacher
- Ludwig Bader Sr. (1865–1947), German painter
M.
- Manfred Bader (* 1953), German soccer player
- Markus Bader (actor) (* 1974), German actor and theater director
- Markus Bader (* 1988), Austrian cross-country skier
- Martin Bader (* 1968), German football functionary
- Martin Bader (triathlete) (* 1992), Austrian triathlete
- Matthäus Bader (around 1550–1598), German educator and author
- Matthias Bader (* 1997), German soccer player
- Max Bader (1929–1986), German painter and restorer
- Maximilian Bader (1879–1955), German organ builder in Hardheim
- Michael W. Bader (* 1952), German entrepreneur
- Monika Bader (* 1959), German ski racer
O
- Otto Bader (1903–1979), Soviet Russian archaeologist of German origin
P
- Pascal Bader (politician) (* 1970), German politician, Lord Mayor of Kirchheim unter Teck
- Pascal Bader (soccer player) (* 1982), Swiss soccer player
- Paul Bader (politician) (1865–1945), German politician (SPD), MdR
- Paul Bader (General) (1883–1971), German general of the artillery
- Pepi Bader (* 1941), German bobsledder
- Peter Bader (lawyer) (* 1948), German lawyer and judge, President of the Hessian State Labor Court
- Peter Bader (* 1970s), German church musician (organist), harpsichordist and choir director
- Peter Müller-Bader (1946–2018), German company founder
- Philipp Bader (* 1996), Austrian soccer player
R.
- Rainer Bader (* 1965), German doctor and biomechanic
- Ralf Bader (* 1980), German handball player
- René Bader (1922–1995), Swiss football player
- Richard-Ernst Bader (1912–1996), German physician, hygienist and bacteriologist
- Richard FW Bader (1931–2012), American chemist
- Roger Bader (* 1964), Swiss ice hockey coach
- Roland Bader (* 1938), German conductor
- Rolf Bader (* 1969), German musicologist
- Rudolf Bader (General) (1898–1983), German major general
- Rudolf Bader (Anglist) (* 1948), Swiss Anglist and university professor
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg (* 1933), American judge
S.
- Sabina Bader (16th century), Augsburg Baptist
- Sebastian Bader (* 1988), Austrian tennis player
- Sophie Bader (1792–1832), German theater actress, see Sophie Laurent
- Stascha Bader (* 1956), Swiss documentary filmmaker
T
- Theodor Bader (1828 – after 1877), German philologist and educator
- Thomas Bader (1942–2014), German bookseller
- Timo Bader (* 1983), German writer
W.
- Walter Bader (1901–1986), German archaeologist
- Werner Bader (1922–2014), German journalist and author
- Wilhelm Bader Sr. (1846–1927), German organ builder
- Wilhelm Bader junior (1875–1964), German organ builder
- Wilhelm Bader (electrical engineer) (1900–1984), German electrical engineer
- Wilhelm Johann Bader (1855–1920), German painter, etcher and art teacher
- Wolfgang Bader (* 1948), German Romanist
Y
- Yohanan Bader (1901–1994), an Israeli politician from today's Poland