Braun (family name)
Braun is a family name .
origin
The family name brown is derived from the color brown . Like the name black , the family name originally mostly referred to the hair color, but also to the color of the eyes or skin.
variants
The most common variants are Braune , Brauner , Brauns , Bruhn , Brune , Bruns and Bruno , whereby the last ones can also be derived from the first name Bruno (see also Brunonen ; e.g. Brunshausen Monastery near Bad Gandersheim).
frequency
The name Braun ranks 21st among the most common family names .
International
The English name Brown is synonymous. Occasionally, German immigrants to the United States changed their name from Braun to Brown.
Noble family
Braun is the name of an old Silesian noble family, see Braun (Silesian noble family) , as well as a Saxon noble family, see Braun (Saxon noble family) .
Others
- Mount Von Braun , mountain in Victoria Land, Antarctica
Name bearer
A.
- Adalbert Braun (1843–1915), German farmer and politician
- Adam Johann Braun (1748–1827), Austrian genre painter
- Adolf Braun (banker) (1847–1914), German banker
- Adolf Braun (politician, 1862) (1862–1929), German politician (SPD)
- Adolf Braun (painter) (1918–2006), German priest and painter
- Adolf Braun (politician, 1949) (* 1949), German politician (CDU)
- Adolphe Braun (1812–1877), French textile designer and photographer
- Adrienne Braun (* 1966), German journalist, author and columnist
- Ákos Braun (* 1978), Hungarian judoka
- Albert Braun (sculptor, 1899) (1899–1962), German sculptor
- Albert Braun (sculptor, 1958) (* 1958), German sculptor
- Albrecht Braun (painter) (1905–1983), German painter
- Albrecht Braun (bank manager) (1932–2011), German bank director
- Albrecht Friedrich Braun (1948–2014), German geologist
- Alexander Braun (botanist) (1805–1877), German botanist
- Alexander Braun (artist) (* 1966), German art historian and visual artist
- Alexander Karl Hermann Braun (1822-1893), German politician, see Karl Braun (politician, 1822)
- Alexandre Braun (1847–1935), Belgian lawyer and politician
- Alfons Braun (* 1940), German politician (SPD)
- Alfred Braun (1888–1978), German radio reporter and radio play director
- Alois Braun (resistance fighter) (1892–1963), teacher and resistance fighter against National Socialism
- Alois Braun (politician) (* 1960), German politician CSU
- André Braun (* 1944), Luxembourg archer
- Andreas Braun (soccer player) (* 1960), German soccer player
- Andreas Braun (paleontologist) (* 1960), German paleontologist
- Andreas Braun (politician) (* 1964), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Andreas Braun (dentist) (* 1967), German dentist
- Andreas Braun (biathlete) (* 1985), Belgian biathlete
- Angela Braun-Stratmann (1892–1966), German politician (SPD)
- Angelika Braun (* 1955), German phonetician and university professor
- Anna Braun (natural track tobogganist) (* 1984), Austrian natural track tobogganist
- Anna Braun-Sittarz (1892–1945), German politician (KPD), trade unionist and resistance fighter
- Anna Katharina Braun (* 1955), German behavioral biologist
- Anna Maria Braun (1642–1713), German painter, medalist and wax boss
- Anton Braun (bishop) († 1540), German clergyman, 1530–1540 auxiliary bishop in Eichstätt
- Anton Braun (mechanic) (1686–1728), German mechanic and optician
- Anton Braun (sculptor) , Austrian sculptor
- Anton Braun (organ builder) (1776–1840), German organ builder
- Anton Braun (painter) , German painter
- Anton Braun (rower) (* 1990), German rower
- Arik Braun (* 1988), German chess player
- Arne Braun (journalist) (* 1965), German journalist
- Arne Braun (translator) (* 1965), German translator
- Arthur Braun (1906–1977), German painter and art teacher
- Artur Braun (1925–2013), German engineer and industrialist
- Atischeh Hannah Braun (* 1977), German actress and voice actress
- August Braun (mineralogist) (1814–1883), German mineralogist and paleontologist
- August Braun (politician) (1820–1879), German politician, member of the Reichstag
- August Braun (church painter) (1876–1956), German church painter
- August Braun (cyclist) , German cyclist
- August Ernst Braun (1783–1859), German lawyer and politician, member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
- August Theodor Braun (1802–1887), German civil servant and politician
- August Wilhelm von Braun (1701–1770), Royal Prussian Lieutenant General, Chief of Infantry Regiment No. 37
- Augustin Braun (approx. 1570 – approx. 1622), German painter and engraver
- Axel Braun (* 1966), Italian porn director
B.
- Bärbel Braun (* 1945), German handball player
- Beate Braun (1955–2009), German legal scholar
- Ben Braun (* 1979), German actor
- Benoît Braun (1922–1998), Belgian writer and journalist
- Bernd Braun (screenwriter) , German screenwriter
- Bernd Braun (diplomat) (* 1946), German diplomat
- Bernd Braun (actor) (* 1954), German actor
- Bernd Braun (historian) (* 1963), German historian
- Bernhard Braun (entrepreneur) (1906–1993), German doctor, chemist and entrepreneur
- Bernhard Braun (soccer player) (1929–2009), German soccer player
- Bernhard Braun (philosopher) (* 1955), Austrian Catholic philosopher
- Bernhard Braun (politician) (* 1958), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Bertha Bayer-Braun (1847–1909), German theater actress
- Bettina Braun (* 1969), German documentary filmmaker, author and director
- Blasius Braun (1823–1883), German organ builder
- Bruno Braun (1891–1948), German politician (CDU)
- Bruno O. Braun (* 1942), German engineer and manager
- Brygida Braun (* 1961), German lawyer and actress
C.
- Carin Braun (1940–1986), German actress and director
- Carl Braun (theologian) (1820–1877), Alsatian Catholic theologian and journalist
- Carl Braun (1822-1893), German politician, see Karl Braun (politician, 1822)
- Carl Braun (astronomer) (1831–1907), German Jesuit and astronomer
- Carl von Braun (1852–1928), President of the Higher Regional Court in Augsburg
- Carl Braun (singer) (1886-1960), German singer (bass baritone)
- Carl Braun (basketball player) (1927-2010), American basketball player and coach
- Carl Braun von Fernwald (also Karl von Braun-Fernwald and Carl Ritter von Fernwald Braun ; 1822–1891), Austrian gynecologist
- Carl Adolph von Braun (1716–1795), German lawyer, Reichshofrat and manor owner
- Carl-Erik von Braun (1896–1981), Swedish tennis player
- Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Braun (1800–1864), German pharmacist, botanist, geologist and paleontologist, see Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Braun
- Carl Wilhelm Anton Braun (1808-1894), German lawyer and politician
- Carol Moseley Braun (* 1947), American politician (Democrat)
- Carola von Braun (* 1942), German politician (FDP)
- Carsten Braun (* 1978), German composer and music teacher
- Christian Braun (soccer player) (* 1958), Austrian soccer player
- Christian Braun (volleyball player) (* 1984), German volleyball player
- Christian Braun (chess player) (* 1986), German chess player
- Christian Braun (musician) , German musician
- Christian Renatus Braun (1714–1782), German lawyer
- Christina von Braun (* 1944), German cultural scientist and filmmaker
- Christina Braun (* 1975), German teacher and children's book author
- Christof Braun ( Pipo ; 1921 / 1922–2015), German soccer player
- Christoph Braun (composer) (1828–1898), German composer
- Christoph Braun (Nordic combined) , German Nordic combined
- Christoph Heinrich Gottlob von Braun (1714–1798), German major general
- Christopher Braun (* 1991), German soccer player
- Colin Braun (* 1988), American racing driver
- Coloman Braun-Bogdan (1905–1983), Romanian football player, coach and official
- Constantin Braun (* 1988), German ice hockey player
- Csenge Braun (* 2000), Hungarian handball player
- Curt Johannes Braun (1903–1961), German writer and screenwriter
D.
- Dagmar Braun (* 1956), German entrepreneur, doctor and university lecturer
- Dagmar Braun Celeste (* 1941), American theologian
- Dana Müller-Braun (* 1989), German author
- Daniel Braun , German non-fiction author and computer scientist
- Daniel Alexander Braun (* before 1981), German neuro-computer scientist and university professor
- David Braun (1664–1737), German burgrave, historian and library donor
- Dieter Braun (racing driver) (* 1943), German motorcycle racing driver
- Dieter Braun (physicist) (* 1970), German physicist
- Dieter Braun-Friderici (1927–2007), German local politician
- Dieter Franz Braun (1935–2014), German Vice Admiral
- Dirk Braun (* 1970), German bodybuilder
E.
- Eberhard Braun (1941–2006), German philosopher
- Edgar Braun (* 1939), German officer in the Ministry for State Security
- Edith Braun (1921–2016), German linguist
- Editta Braun (* 1958), Austrian choreographer
- Edmund Braun (1928–2015), German philosopher
- Edmund Wilhelm Braun (also EW Braun ; 1870–1957), German art historian
- Eduard Braun (1902–1973 or 1984), German draftsman and wood cutter
- Eduard Karl Braun († 1862), German physician
- Egidius Braun (* 1925), German football official
- Egon Braun (1906–1993), Austrian historian of philosophy and classical archaeologist
- Elise Braun Barnett (1904–1994), Austrian pianist and Montessori teacher
- Elmar Braun (* 1956), German politician
- Emanuel Braun , Austrian businessman, see E. Braun & Co.
- Emil Braun (1809–1856), German classical archaeologist
- Emil Braun (cellist) (1870–1954), Swiss cellist, music teacher and association official
- Emil Meier-Braun (1876–1930), Swiss architect
- Emma Lucy Braun (1889–1971), American botanist
- Emmy Braun (pseudonym; 1826–1904), German cookbook author
- Erasmus Braun († 1606), German sculptor
- Erich Braun (1901–1956), German businessman, National Socialist, member of the Hessian Communal Parliament
- Ernest Braun (technology researcher) (1925–2015), British-Czech-Austrian technology researcher
- Ernest Eberhard Braun (before 1700 – after 1757), German artillery officer, geodesist and cartographer
- Ernst Braun (master builder) (around 1700 – after 1762), German master builder
- Ernst von Braun [the elder] (1788–1863), Minister in Saxony-Altenburg
- Ernst von Braun (General) (1816–1891), Prussian Lieutenant General
- Ernst von Braun the Younger (1818–1878), German archivist in Saxony-Altenburg
- Ernst Braun (engineer) (1878–1962), German engineer and university professor
- Ernst Braun (physician) (1893–1963), German psychiatrist, neurologist and university professor
- Ernst Braun (politician) (1909–1994), German politician (SPD / SED) and police officer
- Ernst Braun (Mayor) (1915–1992), German local politician
- Ernst Braun (Turner) , German gymnast
- Ernst Braun (1925–2015), British-Czech-Austrian technology researcher, see Ernest Braun (technology researcher)
- Ernst Albrecht Braun (1857–1916), German politician
- Ernst-Ludwig Braun (1903–1990), German butterfly researcher
- Erwin Braun (referee) (1895– ??), Austrian football referee
- Erwin Braun (politician) (1921–1981), German politician (CDU)
- Erwin Braun (industrialist) (1921–1992), German entrepreneur
- Erwin Braun (soccer player) (* 1949), German soccer player
- Eugen Braun (* 1895; † unknown), Austrian football referee , see Erwin Braun (referee)
- Eugen Braun (politician) (1903-1975), German politician (center / CDU)
- Eva Braun (1912–1945), lover and wife of Adolf Hitler
- Eva Braun , maiden name of Eva Strittmatter (1930–2011), German poet and writer
- Eva Andrea Braun-Holzinger (* before 1972), German archaeologist
- Ewa Braun (* 1944), Polish art director and production designer
F.
- Fabian Braun (* 1997), German men's floret fencer
- Felix Braun (1885–1973), Austrian writer
- Ferdinand Braun (writer) (also Frédéric Ferdinand Braun) (1812–1854), French writer
- Ferdinand Braun (1850–1918), German physicist
- Florian Braun (* 1989), German politician
- Frank Braun (* 1948), German ice hockey player
- Franz Braun (journalist) († 1933), German journalist and party official (KPD)
- Franz Braun (politician, 1898) (1898–1970), German politician (CDU) and district administrator
- Franz Braun (magician) (1923–2016), German magician, playing card collector and publicist
- Franz Braun (politician, 1935) (1935–2019), German politician (CDU), MdA Berlin
- Franz Christoph Braun (1766–1833), German pastor and politician
- Franziska Braun (1885–1955), first regular student at the Technical University of Darmstadt
- Frederik Braun (* 1967), German entrepreneur
- Friedrich Braun (Oberamtmann) , Württemberg civil servant
- Friedrich Braun (entrepreneur) , German car manufacturer
- Friedrich Braun (politician, 1849) (1849–1935), German politician (NLP), MdL Hessen
- Friedrich Braun (theologian) (1850–1904), German theologian and clergyman
- Friedrich Braun (Germanist) (1862–1942), German Germanist and archaeologist
- Friedrich von Braun (1863–1923), German politician (DNVP), MdR
- Friedrich Braun (singer) (1872–1918), Swiss singer (baritone)
- Friedrich Braun (politician, 1873) (1873–1960), German politician, Lord Mayor of Memmingen
- Friedrich Braun (actor) (1900–1969), Swiss actor
- Friedrich Wilhelm Braun (1800–1864), German botanist, see Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Braun
- Fritz Braun (ornithologist) (1873–1931), German teacher and ornithologist
- Fritz Braun (choir director) (* 1930), German choir director
G
- Gaston Braun (1903– ??), Belgian bobsledder
- Gebhard Braun (1843–1911), German businessman and politician
- Georg Braun (1541–1622), German theologian, topographer and editor
- Georg Braun (politician) (1834–1909), German local politician, member of the Kurhessischer Kommunallandag
- Georg Braun (soccer player) (1907–1963), Austrian soccer player and coach
- Georg Braun (racing driver) (1918–1995), German motorcycle racing driver
- Georg Hermann Braun (1824–1885), German manor owner and politician, MdR
- Gerhard Braun (politician) (1923-2015), German politician (CDU)
- Gerhard Braun (painter) (* 1927/1928), German painter
- Gerhard Braun (musician) (1932–2016), German flautist, composer and university professor
- Gerrit Braun (* 1967), German entrepreneur
- Gert Braun (* 1924), German journalist
- Godehard Braun (1798–1861), German theologian and clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Trier
- Gottlieb Braun (1821–1882), German botanist
- Gregor Braun (* 1955), German racing cyclist
- Gretl Braun (1915–1987), German sister-in-law of Adolf Hitler
- Grzegorz Braun (* 1967), Polish director, lecturer, screenwriter and publicist
- Günter Braun (composer) (1928–2005), German composer
- Günter Braun (1928–2008), German writer
- Günter Braun (association official) (1928–2009), German official, managing director of the Berlin Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Günther Braun (politician) (1916–2004), German politician (SED), Mayor of Schwerin
- Günther Braun (Manager) (* 1958), German manager
- Günther E. Braun (* 1948), German economist and university professor
- Gustaf Braun von Stumm (1890–1963), German diplomat
- Gustav Braun (natural historian) (1826–1913), Bohemian, k. k. Austrian natural historian and botanist
- Gustav Braun (physician) (1829–1911), k. k. Austrian gynecologist and obstetrician
- Gustav Braun (geographer) (1881–1940), German geographer
- Gustav Braun (Manager) (1889–1958), Operations Director at JA Topf & Sons ; Sentenced to 25 years in a camp in Moscow in 1948, released in 1955
H
- Hannes W. Braun (1901–1984), German actor
- Hanns Braun (athlete) (1886–1918), German athlete
- Hanns Braun (journalist) (1893–1966), German journalist, editor and book author
- Hanns Maria Braun (pseudonym Johann Gottlieb Dietrich ; 1910–1979), German writer, editor and director
- Hans Braun (art foundry) (1588–1639), German art caster
- Hans Braun (engineer) (? –1929), Austrian engineer and nature conservationist
- Hans Braun (General) (1867–1929), Bavarian major general
- Hans Braun (pharmacist) (1869 – after 1936), German pharmacist, genealogist and writer
- Hans Braun (biologist) (1896–1969), German biologist and university professor
- Hans Braun (painter) (1903–1956), German painter and lithographer
- Hans Braun (singer) (1917–1992), Austrian opera singer (baritone)
- Hans Braun (illustrator) (1925–2011), German designer and collector of film posters
- Hans Emil Braun (also Hans Emil Braun-Kirchberg ; 1887–1971), German painter and etcher
- Hans-Gert Braun (* 1942), German economist and university professor
- Hans-Joachim Braun (historian) (* 1943), German historian and university professor
- Hans-Joachim Braun (politician) (1950–2011), German politician (SPD)
- Hans-Peter Braun (musician) (* 1950), German university professor, church musician, cantor, organist and composer
- Hans-Peter Braun (biologist) (* 1962), German biologist, plant geneticist and university professor
- Hans Wolfgang Braun (1609 – after 1653), German cannon founder
- Harald Braun (1901–1960), German director, film producer and screenwriter
- Harald Braun (diplomat) (* 1952), German diplomat
- Harald Braun (journalist) (* 1960), German journalist and author
- Harry Braun (1908–1979), German dermatologist
- Heinrich Braun (educational reformer) (1732–1792), German school reformer
- Heinrich Braun (doctor, 1847) (1847–1911), German surgeon and university professor
- Heinrich Braun (botanist) (1851–1920), Austrian botanist
- Heinrich Braun (painter) (1852-1892), German painter and illustrator
- Heinrich Braun (publicist) (1854–1927), German publicist
- Heinrich Braun (physician, 1862) (1862–1934), German surgeon and anesthetist
- Heinrich Braun (computer scientist) (* 1959), German computer scientist and university professor
- Heinrich Gottlob von Braun (1717–1798), German infantry general
- Heinrich Suso Braun (1904–1977), German philosopher and theologian
- Heinz Braun (politician) (1888–1962), German lawyer and politician (SPS)
- Heinz Braun (botanist) (1915–1995), German botanist
- Heinz Braun (painter) (1938–1986), German painter and actor
- Heinz-Josef Braun (* 1957), German musician, actor and cabaret artist
- Hel Braun (1914–1986), German mathematician
- Helga Pfeil-Braun (1925–2016), German author and pioneer in the field of office etiquette
- Helge Braun (* 1972), German politician (CDU)
- Hellmut Braun (1913–2008), German orientalist and librarian
- Hellmuth Braun-Scharm (* 1953), German child and youth psychiatrist and specialist author
- Helmut Braun (sculptor) (* 1925), German sculptor
- Helmut Braun (politician) (* 1934), Austrian politician (SPÖ)
- Helmut Braun (gerontologist) (1948–2014), German gerontologist and functionary
- Helmut Braun (publisher) (* 1948), German publisher, editor and publicist
- Helmut Josef Braun (1924–2010), German forest scientist and university professor
- Helmuth F. Braun (* 1949), German museologist and exhibition director
- Herbert Braun (1903–1991), German theologian
- Hermann Braun (1824–1885), German manor owner and politician, MdR, see Georg Hermann Braun
- Hermann Braun (theologian) (called Der Krüppelvater ; 1845–1931), German theologian
- Hermann Braun (painter) (1862–1908), German painter and graphic artist
- Hermann Braun (District Director) (1882–1948), German administrative lawyer
- Hermann Braun (folklorist) (1909–2005), German folklorist and politician
- Hermann Braun (physician) (1916–1995), German physician
- Hermann Braun (actor) (1917–1945), German actor
- Hermann Braun (figure skater) (1925–2002), German figure skater
- Hermann Braun (philosopher) (* 1932), German philosopher and university professor
- Hildebrecht Braun (* 1944), German politician (FDP)
- Hubert Braun (bobsleigh driver) (* 1939), German bobsleigh driver
- Hubert Braun (agricultural scientist) (* 1953), German forest and agricultural scientist and university professor
- Hugo Braun (1881–1963), German microbiologist
I.
- Ilja Braun (* 1970), German translator
- Ilse Braun (1908–1979), German sister-in-law of Adolf Hitler
- Irmgard Braun (* 1952), German climber and author.
- Isabella Braun (1815–1886), German author of children's books
J
- Jacob Braun , American cellist
- Jakob Braun (physician) (1792–1866), German hospital doctor and honorary professor
- Jakob Braun (educator for the blind) (1795–1839), Austrian educator for the blind
- Jakob Braun (sociologist) (1939–2018), German sociologist
- Janet K. Braun , American zoologist
- Jasmine Braun (* 1988), Luxembourgish writer
- Jean Daniel Braun (before 1728 – around 1740), French flautist and composer
- Jella Braun-Fernwald (1894–1965), Austrian singer (alto)
- Jennifer Braun (* 1991), German singer
- Jessica Braun (* 1975), German journalist and author
- Jerzy Braun (1911–1968), Polish rower
- Joachim Braun (pastor) (1904–2003), German theologian and pastor
- Joachim von Braun (lawyer) (1905–1974), German lawyer
- Joachim Braun (musicologist) (* 1931), Latvian-Israeli violinist and musicologist
- Joachim Braun (TV journalist) (* 1939), German journalist
- Joachim Braun (sociologist) (* 1945), German sociologist
- Joachim von Braun (agricultural economist) (* 1950), German agricultural scientist
- Joachim Braun (veterinary surgeon ) (* 1951), German veterinary surgeon and university professor
- Joachim Braun (author) (* 1960), German author and psychotherapist
- Joachim Braun (journalist) (* 1965), German journalist
- Jochen W. Braun (* 1942), German businessman and author
- Johann von Braun (1867–1938), German lieutenant general
- Johann Braun (legal scholar) (* 1946), German legal scholar and legal philosopher
- Johann Adam Braun (1765– approx. 1808), German theologian and doctor
- Johann Balthasar Braun (1643 / 1644–1688), German lawyer and university professor
- Johann Bernhard Braun (1794–1843), German cloth manufacturer, member of the Hessian Estates Assembly
- Johann Carl Ludwig Braun (1771–1835), German lieutenant general
- Johann Daniel Braun (lawyer) (1735– ??), German lawyer and university professor
- Johann Daniel Braun (musician) (1767–1832), German cellist
- Johann Friedrich von Braun (1722–1799), German soldier, non-fiction author and manor owner
- Johann Friedrich Braun (1759–1824), German composer and musician
- Johann Georg Braun (composer, 1656) (1656–1687), German composer and poet
- Johann Georg Franz Braun (before 1630–1678), Austrian-German composer
- Johann Wilhelm Braun (sculptor) (1796–1863), German sculptor
- Johann Wilhelm Joseph Braun (1801–1863), German theologian and church historian
- Johanna Braun (1929–2008), German writer
- Johanna Braun (journalist) , German journalist
- Johannes Braun (collegiate vicar) (around 1450 – after 1516), priest, collegiate vicar in Eisenach, confidante of Martin Luther
- Johannes Braun (theologian) (1628–1708), Dutch theologian
- Johannes Braun (botanist) (1859-1893), German botanist
- Johannes Braun (bishop) (1919–2004), German clergyman, bishop in Magdeburg
- Johannes Braun (musician) (* 1992), German singer-songwriter and composer
- Johannes Braun (chess player) , German correspondence chess player
- Josef Braun (politician, 1889) (1889–1955), German politician (CDU)
- Josef Braun (politician, 1892) (1892–1971), German politician (CSU)
- Josef Braun (painter) (1903–1965), German painter, nephew of August Braun
- Josef Braun (politician, 1907) (1907–1966), German politician (SPD)
- Josef Adam Braun (1712–1768), German-Russian physicist and university professor
- Joseph Braun (1801–1863), German theologian and church historian, see Johann Wilhelm Joseph Braun
- Joseph Braun (singer) (around 1812-1883), German opera singer (tenor)
- Joseph Braun (writer) (1818–1847), German writer
- Joseph Braun (theologian, 1823) (1823–1898), German theologian and writer
- Joseph Braun (theologian, 1857) (1857–1947), German theologian and art historian
- Josias Braun-Blanquet (1884–1980), Swiss botanist
- Josy Braun (1938–2012), Luxembourg journalist and writer
- József Braun (1901–1943), Hungarian soccer player and soccer coach
- Judith Braun , German opera singer (mezzo-soprano / dramatic soprano)
- Julian Braun (* 1995), German racing cyclist
- Juliane Ludwig-Braun (1903–1957), Austrian writer
- Julie Braun-Vogelstein (1883–1971), German art historian, journalist and writer
- Julius Braun (politician) (1808–1874), German manor owner and politician
- Julius Braun (poet) (1821–1878), German spa doctor and poet
- Julius Braun (art historian) (1825–1869), German art historian and university professor
- Julius von Braun (major general) (1864–1933), German major general
- Julius von Braun (District Administrator) (1868–1931), German administrative officer
- Julius von Braun (chemist) (1875–1939), German chemist
- Julius Braun (Lieutenant General) (1895–1962), German Lieutenant General
- Julius W. Braun (1843–1895), German literary historian and writer
- Jürgen Braun (painter) (* 1947), German painter
- Jürgen Braun (rheumatologist) (* 1953), German rheumatologist
- Jürgen Braun (politician) (* 1961), German politician (AfD)
- Justin Braun (ice hockey player) (* 1987), American ice hockey player
- Justin Braun (soccer player) (* 1987), American soccer player
K
- Karin Maria Braun (* 1938), Romanian-German graphic artist
- Karl Braun (politician, 1807) (1807–1868), German politician (Saxony)
- Karl Braun (politician, 1822) (1822-1893), German politician (Nassau)
- Karl Braun (physician) (1823-1891), Austrian gynecologist
- Karl von Braun (1832–1903), German lawyer and judge
- Karl Braun (politician, 1870) (1870–1931), Swiss politician
- Karl Braun (botanist) (1870–1935), German botanist and phytopathologist
- Karl Braun (actor, I) , German actor
- Karl Braun (entrepreneur) , German company founder, see Braun Photo Technik
- Karl Braun (politician, 1897) (1897–1983), German politician (SPD)
- Karl Braun (racing driver) (1902–1937), German motorcycle racing driver
- Karl Braun (Bishop) (* 1930), German clergyman, Archbishop of Bamberg
- Karl Braun (ethnologist) (* 1952), German folklorist and university professor
- Karl Braun (actor, II) , German actor
- Karl Ferdinand Braun (1850–1918), German physicist and electrical engineer, see Ferdinand Braun
- Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Braun (1800–1864), German pharmacist, botanist, geologist and paleontologist
- Karlheinz Braun (* 1932), German publisher
- Karl-Heinz Braun (educator) (* 1948), German educator and political scientist
- Karl-Heinz Braun (theologian) (* 1955), German theologian and church historian
- Karl-Heinz Meier-Braun (* 1950), German journalist and author
- Karl Johann Braun von Braunthal (1802–1866), German writer
- Karl Johann Heinrich Ernst von Braun (1788–1863), German politician
- Karl Ludwig Braun (1796–1868), German physician
- Karl-Theodor Braun (1909–1994), Austrian-German shipbuilding engineer and university lecturer
- Karl-Walter Braun (* 1945), Swiss entrepreneur, see Maxon Motor
- Karola Rück-Braun (* before 1965), German chemist and university professor
- Kaspar Braun (1807–1877), German painter, wood cutter and publisher
- Katharina Braun , maiden name of Catharina Brouwer (1778–1855), Dutch opera singer (soprano)
- Katharina Braun (painter) (1894–1989), German teacher, graphic artist and painter
- Käthe Braun ( Katharina Braun ; 1913–1994), German actress
- Käthe Braun-Prager ( Katharina Maria Braun ; 1888–1967), Austrian writer and painter
- Katinka Braun ( Katharina Maria Louise Braun ; 1799–1832), German opera singer (soprano) and pianist
- Kazimierz Braun (* 1936), Polish theater director, scholar and pedagogue
- Kerstin Braun (* 1970), German photographer
- Kim Braun (* 1997), German handball player
- Klaus Braun-Heilmann (* 1944), German batik artist
- Klaus Neumann-Braun (* 1952), German sociologist and communication scientist
- Klaus-Peter Braun (1958–1981), German border soldier
- Konrad Braun (1491–1563), German theologian
- Kurt Braun (1921–1990), German table tennis player
L.
- Lasse Braun (1936–2015), French-Italian film director
- Laurin Braun (* 1991), German ice hockey player
- Lena Braun (* 1961), German artist and author
- Leo Braun (* 1942), Swiss painter and draftsman
- Lilian Jackson Braun (1913–2011), American writer
- Lily Braun (1865–1916), German suffragette and writer
- Lioba Braun (* 1957), German singer (alto, mezzo-soprano, soprano) and university teacher
- Louis Braun (1836–1916), German painter
- Lucien Braun (1923–2020), French historian of philosophy and university professor
- Ludwig von Braun (1762–1847), Austrian diplomat and pianist
- Ludwig Braun (classical philologist) (* 1943), German classical philologist
- Ludwig Albrecht Braun (1797–1869), German politician, MdL Hessen
- Ludwig Georg Braun (* 1943), German entrepreneur
- Luitpold Braun (* 1950), German politician (CSU)
- Lutz Braun (* 1966), German soccer player
- Luzia Braun (* 1954), German filmmaker and presenter
M.
- Magnus von Braun (politician) (1878–1972), German administrative lawyer and politician (DNVP)
- Magnus von Braun (engineer) (1919–2003), German chemical engineer and rocket designer
- Manfred Braun (* 1928), German politician (SPD)
- Manuel Braun (* 1970), German Germanist, mediaevalist and university professor
- Mara Braun (* 1978), German writer, see Mara Pfeiffer
- Marcus Braun (* 1971), German writer
- Margarete Braun (1893–1966), German theologian
- Margarete Wagner-Braun (* 1957), German historian
- Margrit von Braun (* 1952), American environmental scientist
- Maria Braun (1896–1950), German draftsman and wood cutter
- Maria von Braun (* 1928), German wife of Wernher von Braun
- Marie Braun (1911–1982), Dutch swimmer
- Marina Braun (* 1960), German actress and presenter
- Mark Braun (architect) (1962–2008), German architect
- Mark Braun (Designer) (* 1975), German designer and university professor
- Markus Braun (composer) (1950–2014), Swiss composer, organist, pianist
- Markus Braun (handball player) (* 1959), Swiss handball player
- Markus Braun (publisher) ( Markus Sebastian Braun ; * 1966), German publisher
- Markus Braun (entrepreneur) (* 1969), Austrian entrepreneur
- Markus Braun (musician) (* 1981), German jazz musician and sound engineer
- Martin Braun (* 1968), German soccer player
- Martin Braun (organ builder) (1808-1892), German organ builder
- Martina Braun (* 1960), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Marvin Braun (* 1982), German soccer player
- Matthäus Braun (1737-1819), German poet
- Matthias Braun (clergyman) (1888–1975), German priest and missionary
- Matthias Braun (literary scholar) (* 1949), German theater and literary scholar
- Matthias Braun (politician) (* 1959), German politician (CDU), mayor of Oberkirch
- Matthias Braun (geographer) (* 1970), German geographer and university lecturer
- Matthias Bernhard Braun (1684–1738), Austrian sculptor
- Matthias Nicolaus Braun (1684–1737), German lawyer
- Matti Braun (* 1968), German artist
- Mattias Braun (* 1933), German playwright
- Max Braun (zoologist) ( Maximilian Christian Gustav Carl Braun ; 1850–1930), German zoologist
- Max Braun (pastor) ( Benno Adolf Wilhelm Braun ; 1859–1925), German theologian, pastor and educator
- Max Braun (track and field athlete) (1883–1967), American track and field athlete
- Max Braun (engineer) (1890–1951), German company founder
- Max Braun (politician) ( Mathias Josef Braun ; 1892–1945), German politician
- Max Braun-Rühling (1874–1964 / 1967), German writer and playwright
- Maxim Braun (* 1993), Kazakh biathlete
- Maximilian Braun (Slavist) (1903–1984), German philologist and Slavist
- Maximilian Braun (philologist) (1965–2015), German classical philologist
- Maximilian Braun (actor) (* 1996), German actor
- Maximilian Christian Gustav Carl Braun (1850-1930), German zoologist, see Max Braun (zoologist)
- Meinrad Braun (* 1953), German author
- Michael Braun (entrepreneur) (1866–1954), German entrepreneur
- Michael Braun (director) (1930–2014), German director and screenwriter
- Michael Braun (soccer player, 1951) (* 1951), German soccer player
- Michael Braun (journalist, 1952) (* 1952), German moderator and journalist
- Michael Braun (politician) (* 1956), German politician (CDU)
- Michael Braun (journalist, 1957) (* 1957), German newspaper journalist and book author
- Michael Braun (soccer player, 1958) (* 1958), German soccer player
- Michael Braun (critic) (* 1958), German literary critic and editor
- Michael Braun (literary scholar) (* 1964), German literary scholar and Germanist
- Michael “Mike” Braun (* 1954), American politician (Republican Party) and entrepreneur
- Michael Braun , maiden name of Michael Braun Alexander (* 1968), German journalist and writer
- Michaela Braun (* 1973), German psychologist and author
- Michel Braun (sports shooter) (* 1930), Luxembourgish sports shooter
- Michel Braun (painter) (* 1939), Swiss painter
- Mike Braun (* 1954), American politician
- Monika Braun (* 1952), Swiss painter and graphic artist
- Monique Braun (* 1989), German soccer player
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- Nicholas Braun (* 1988), American actor
- Nico Braun (* 1950), Luxembourg soccer player
- Nicolaus Braun (1558–1639), German physicist and Medizinet
- Norman Braun (architect) (1912–1986), German architect
- Norman Braun (sociologist) (1959–2013), German sociologist
- Norbert Braun (entrepreneur) (* 1950), German entrepreneur
- Norbert Braun (actor) (* 1952), German actor
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- Odilo Braun (1899–1981), German Dominican priest
- Oliver Braun (* 1973), German sports manager and basketball player
- Oscar Braun (painter) (1909–?), German painter
- Oskar Braun (theologian) (also Oscar Braun ; 1862–1931), German theologian and university professor
- Oskar Braun (singer) (also Oscar Braun ; 1867 – after 1941), Austrian opera singer (tenor) and actor
- Oskar Braun (economic administrator) (1898–1974), German economic administrator
- Ottmar L. Braun (* 1961), German psychologist and university professor
- Otto Braun (journalist) (1824–1900), German journalist
- Otto Braun (Oberamtmann) (1852–1906), Baden Oberamtmann
- Otto Braun (1872–1955), German politician (SPD)
- Otto Braun (politician, 1882) (1882–1969), German politician, district administrator and mayor in Angerburg
- Otto Braun (philosopher) (1885–1922), German philosopher and educator
- Otto Braun (lyric poet) (1897-1918), German writer
- Otto Braun (writer) (1900–1974), German writer and party official (KPD)
- Otto Braun (politician, 1904) (1904–1986), German entrepreneur and politician (FDP)
- Otto Braun-Falco (1922–2018), German dermatologist
- Otto Philipp Braun (1798–1869), Bolivian politician
- Otto Rudolf Braun (1931–2016), Austrian author
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- Patrick Braun (* 1973), German actor and speaker
- Paul von Braun (1820-1892), German administrative lawyer and politician
- Paul Braun (goldsmith) († 1894), German goldsmith
- Paul Braun (actor) , actor
- Paul Braun , pseudonym of Wilhelm Guddorf (1902–1943), German journalist, translator and resistance fighter
- Paul Braun (sculptor) , American sculptor
- Paulus von Braun (1842–1924), German theologian
- Peter von Braun (1758–1819), Austrian nobleman and entrepreneur
- Peter Braun (linguist) (1927–2012), German linguist and university professor
- Peter Braun (politician, 1941) (* 1941), German politician (SPD)
- Peter Braun (politician, 1950) (* 1950), German politician, member of the Bremen Parliament (FDP)
- Peter Braun (author) (1960–2016), German writer and journalist
- Peter Braun (athlete) (* 1962), German athlete
- Peter Braun (illustrator) , German illustrator
- Peter Braun (tennis player) , Australian tennis player
- Peter Braun-Angott (* 1940), German university professor for technical mathematics
- Peter Braun-Munzinger (* 1946), German physicist
- Peter Leonhard Braun (* 1929), German author and radio editor
- Peter Michael Braun (1936–2019), German composer
- Peter Viktor Braun (1825–1882), German Catholic priest
- Philipp Braun (theologian) (1654–1735), German clergyman, canon lawyer and university professor
- Philipp Braun (educator) (1844–1929), German teacher and classical philologist
- Philipp Braun (activist) (* 1967), German LGBT activist
- Pierre Josef Braun (* 1959), German agricultural engineer and botanist
- Pieter Braun (* 1993), Dutch decathlete
- Pinkas Braun (1923–2008), Swiss actor and translator
- Placidus Braun (1756–1829), German father and church historian
- Priska M. Thomas Braun (* 1954), Swiss journalist and writer
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- Rainer Braun (sports journalist) (* 1940), German sports journalist, author and amateur racing driver
- Rainer Braun (pharmacist) (* 1941), German pharmacist
- Ralf Braun (* 1973), German swimmer
- Reiner Braun (politician) (* 1948), German politician (SPD)
- Reiner Braun (journalist) (* 1952), German journalist
- Reiner Braun (theologian) (* 1968), German theologian and historian
- Reiner Braun (economist) (* 1967), German economist
- Reiner Willibald Braun (* 1961), doctorate church historian and priest of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising
- Reinhard Braun (1902–1981), German ophthalmologist and university professor
- Reinhart Braun (1926–2016), German graphic artist and university professor
- Reinhold Braun (painter, 1821) (1821–1884), German painter
- Reinhold Braun (writer, 1879) (1879–1959), German writer
- Reinhold Braun (writer, 1921) (* 1921), German writer and ophthalmologist
- Reinhold Braun (painter, 1961) (* 1961), German painter
- Renate Düttmann-Braun (* 1944), German politician (CDU), MdL
- Rick Braun (* 1955), American jazz trumpeter
- Rico Braun (* 1997), German sword fencer
- Robert Braun (writer) (1896–1972), Austrian writer and librarian
- Robert D. Braun , American aerospace engineer and professor
- Robert N. Braun (1914–2007), Austrian physician
- Roland Braun (Nordic Combiner) (* 1972), German Nordic Combiner
- Roland Braun (General) (* 1953), retired German General D. the Air Force
- Rolf Braun (1929–2006), German carnivalist
- Roman Braun (* 1960), Austrian trainer and author
- Rosalie Braun-Artaria (1840–1918), German writer and editor
- Rüdiger Braun (* 1964), German soccer player
- Rüdiger Braun-Dullaeus (* 1963), German cardiologist and university professor
- Rudolf von Braun (1861–1920), Austrian Feldzeugmeister
- Rudolf Braun (painter) (1867–1940), German landscape and portrait painter from the Düsseldorf School
- Rudolf Braun (composer) (1869–1925), Austrian composer
- Rudolf Braun (politician, 1889) (1889–1975), German entrepreneur and politician (NSDAP)
- Rudolf Braun (entomologist) (before 1915–1986), Austrian entomologist (forest entomologist )
- Rudolf Braun (technician) (1920–1999), Swiss environmental technician
- Rudolf Braun (arachnologist) (1924–1999), German zoologist, spider researcher and university professor
- Rudolf Braun (historian) (1930–2012), Swiss historian
- Rudolf Braun (politician, 1955) (* 1955), German politician (CDU)
- Russell Braun (* 1965), Canadian singer (baritone)
- Ruth Braun (1919–2012), German volunteer
- Ryan Braun (baseball player, 1980) (born 1980), Canadian baseball player
- Ryan Braun (baseball player, 1983) (born 1983), American baseball player
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- Sabine Braun (* 1965), German athlete
- Salomon Braun (1639–1675), German medic
- Samuel Braun (1590–1668), Swiss surgeon and ship's doctor, ethnographer of West Africa
- Sandrino Braun (* 1988), German soccer player
- Sara Braun (1862–1955), Chilean entrepreneur and philanthropist
- Scooter Braun (* 1981), American manager and copywriter
- Sebastian Braun (* 1971), German sports sociologist and university professor
- Shony Alex Braun (1924–2002), Romanian-American violinist, composer and actor
- Sigismund von Braun (1911–1998), German diplomat
- Sigismund II. Braun (1660–1716), Austrian Cistercian
- Silke Braun-Schwager (* 1969), German-Swiss cross-country skier
- Sixtus Braun († 1614), town clerk and syndic, later mayor of Naumburg
- Stefan Braun (* 1964), German journalist and author
- Stephan Braun (politician) (* 1959), German politician (SPD)
- Stephan Braun (musician) (* 1978), German cellist
- Steve Braun (* 1976), Canadian actor
- Sumiko Braun (* 1988), American actress and model
- Sylvia Braun (* 1972), German politician
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- Tamara Braun (* 1971), American actress
- Taylor Braun (* 1991), American basketball player
- Theo Braun (pianist) (1916 – after 1954), Swiss pianist
- Theo Braun (1922–2006), Austrian painter and graphic artist
- Theodor Braun (1833–1911), German Protestant theologian
- Theodor Braun (theologian, 1911) (1911–2010), German Protestant pastor and theologian, member of the Württemberg regional synod
- Thomas Braun (pedagogue) (1814–1906), Belgian pedagogue of German origin
- Thomas Braun (theologian) (pseudonym Peter Paul Frank ; 1815–1864), German theologian and writer
- Thomas Braun (writer) (1876–1961), Belgian lawyer and writer
- Thomas Braun (physician) (* 1961), German physician and biochemist
- Thomas Braun (chemist) (* 1968), German chemist and university professor
- Tibor Braun (* 1932), Hungarian chemist and science researcher
- Toni Braun (1879–1910 / 1911), Austrian theater actress and singer
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- Ueli Braun (* 1951), Swiss veterinarian
- Uli Braun (* 1962), German graphic designer and university professor
- Ulrich Braun (* 1941), German soccer player
- Ulu Braun (* 1976), German visual artist and filmmaker
- Ursula Braun (1921–1984), German actress
- Ursula Braun-Moser (* 1937), German politician (CDU)
- Uwe Braun (* 1954), German geobotanist, mycologist and university professor
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- Vanessa Braun (* 1998), German athlete
- Victor Braun (1935-2001), German singer (baritone)
- Vitali Braun (* 1984), German chess player
- Vittoria Braun , German doctor and university professor
- Volker Braun (* 1939), German writer
- Volkmar Braun (* 1938), German molecular biologist
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- Waldemar Braun (1877–1954), German entrepreneur
- Walter Braun (administrative lawyer) (1884–1933), German administrative lawyer and district administrator
- Walter Braun (clergyman) (1892–1973), German Protestant clergyman and superintendent
- Walter Braun (homeland researcher) (1905–1977), German politician and local curator
- Walter Braun (politician, 1913) (1913–1989), German politician, Bavarian senator
- Walter Braun (soccer player) (* 1925), German soccer player
- Walter Braun (entomologist) (1929–2005), German chemist and entomologist
- Walter Braun (politician, 1930) (1930-2019), German politician (CDU)
- Walter Günther-Braun (1874–1947), German singer (tenor)
- Walther Braun (pseudonym Kuhne Itter ; 1893–1962), German dialect poet, collector of idioms and publicist
- Waltraud Braun (1918–1987), German dermatologist
- Wendy Braun (* 1970), American actress
- Werner Braun (photojournalist) (1918–2018), Israeli photojournalist
- Werner Braun (musicologist) (1926–2012), German musicologist
- Werner Braun (engineer, 1944) (* 1944), German engineer, university professor and industrial manager
- Werner Braun (engineer, 1967) (* 1967), Romanian-German engineer, manager and entrepreneur
- Wernher von Braun (1912–1977), German-American rocket designer
- Wilhelm von Braun (politician) (1790–1872), German Minister of State
- Wilhelm von Braun (writer) (1813-1860), Swedish writer
- Wilhelm Braun (sculptor) (1880–1945), German sculptor
- Wilhelm Braun (politician, 1881) (1881–1966), German politician (DNVP)
- Wilhelm von Braun (lawyer) (1883–1941), German lawyer and diplomat
- Wilhelm Braun (politician, 1887) (1887–1971), German politician (CDU)
- Wilhelm Braun (District Administrator) (1887–1942), German District Administrator
- Wilhelm Braun (librarian) (1889–1974), German librarian and historian
- Wilhelm Braun (cross-country skier) (1897–1969), German cross-country skier
- Wilhelm Braun (painter) (1906–1986), German painter
- Wilhelm Braun (Germanist) (1929–2010), German Germanist
- Wilhelm Braun-Elwert (1915–2006), German bookseller and publisher
- Wilhelm Braun-Feldweg (1908–1998), German industrial designer
- Wilhelm Mensing-Braun (1899–1967), Austrian theologian
- Wilhelm Hans Braun (1873–1938), Austrian painter
- Willi Braun (* 1944), German badminton player
- Willibald Braun (1882–1969), German architect
- Win Braun (1955–2017), German artist
- Wolfgang Braun (botanist) (1935–2016), German botanist
- Wolfgang Braun (politician) (1939-2016), German lawyer and politician (CDU, DSU)
- Wolfgang Braun (handball player) (* 1944), German handball player
- Wolfgang Braun (film producer) (* 1953), German film producer and manager
- Wunibald Braun (1839–1912), German industrialist
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- Yaël Braun-Pivet (* 1970), French lawyer, activist and politician
- Yehezkel Braun (1922–2014), Israeli composer
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- Zev Braun (1928–2019), American film producer