Bamberg
Bamberger stands for:
- Inhabitants of Bamberg , town in Bavaria
- Bamberg (pastries) , Danish pastries
- Bamberger Hörnla , potato variety
- Bank Bamberger & Co. in Mainz
- D. Bamberger , former company in Mitwitz and Lichtenfels, Upper Franconia
- Bamberger from Poznan , descendants of Franconian settlers in the Poznan region
Bamberger is the family name of the following people:
- Antoinette Bamberger (1732 / 33–1805), German writer
- Anton Bamberger (1886–1950), German-American industrialist
- August Bamberger (1790–1858), German banker
- Burkhard Bamberger (* 1964), German manager
- Carl Bamberger (1902–1987), Austrian-American conductor
- Claude P. Bamberger (1920–2008), German-American entrepreneur
- Christoph M. Bamberger (* 1965), German doctor and university professor
- Dirk Bamberger (* 1972), German savings bank manager and politician (CDU), MdL
- Eckehard Bamberger (* 1931), Austrian writer
- Elisabeth Bamberger (1890–1984), German economist and social worker
- Ernst Bamberger (1885–1941), German doctor
- Eugen Bamberger (chemist) (1857–1932), German chemist
- Eugen von Bamberger (1858–1921), Austrian doctor
- Ferdinand Bamberger (1809–1855), German classical philologist
- Franz Bamberger (1855–1926), German banker and politician, MdL Hessen
- Fritz Bamberger (1814–1873), German painter
- Fritz Bamberger (philosopher) (1902–1984), German-American philosopher, educator and journalist
- Gustav Bamberger (1861–1936), Austrian architect and painter
- Heinrich von Bamberger (1822–1888), Austrian doctor
- Heinz Georg Bamberger (* 1947), German politician
- Hugo Bamberger (1887–1949), German-American chemist, entrepreneur and company founder
- Jakob Bamberger (1913–1989), German boxer and civil rights activist
- Johann Peter Bamberger (1722–1804), German clergyman
- Johanna Bamberger (1783–1849), German opera singer (alto), see Johanna Hitzelberger
- Josef Bamberger (photographer) , German photographer
- Josef Bamberger (Judaist) (also Joseph Bamberger ; * 1967), Icelandic-German Judaist
- Joseph Christian Bamberger , German violinist
- Julius Bamberger (1880–1951), German department store owner
- Louis Bamberger (1855–1944), American department store founder and philanthropist
- Ludwig Bamberger (1823–1899), German banker and politician
- Ludwig Berger (director) (actually Ludwig Bamberger ; 1892–1969), German director and writer
- Max Bamberger (1861–1927), Austrian chemist
- Moses Löb Bamberger (1838–1899), German rabbi
- Nathan Bamberger (1842–1919), German rabbi
- Otto Bamberger (1885–1933), German entrepreneur, art collector and patron
- Otto Bamberger (author) (1905 – after 1965), German pastor and writer
- Philipp Bamberger (1898–1983), German pediatrician and university professor
- Philipp Bamberger (entrepreneur) (1858–1919), German entrepreneur
- Richard Bamberger (1911–2007), Austrian lexicographer and narrative researcher
- Rudolf Bamberger (1888–1944 / 45), German set designer, film architect and documentary filmmaker
- Rudolf Bamberger (politician) (1889–1974), German teacher and politician (USPD, SPD)
- Rudolph Bamberger (1821–1900), German banker and politician, MdL Hessen
- Seckel Bamberger (1863–1934), German rabbi
- Blessed Pinchas Bamberger (1872–1936), German rabbi
- Seligmann Bär Bamberger (1807–1878), German rabbi
- Sibylle Bamberger (* 1968), German journalist and author
- Simon Bamberger (politician) (1846–1926), German-American entrepreneur and politician
- Simon Bamberger (rabbi) (1871–1961), German rabbi
- Sofie Bamberger (? –1914), Bohemian women's rights activist
- Werner Bamberger (* 1940), German soccer player
See also:
- Babenberger , Austrian ducal family
