Dittmann
Dittmann stands for:
- Feinkost Dittmann
- FG Dittman , a former car manufacturing company in Berlin-Wittenau whose factory plant Lübarser street 40/46 is a listed building and 1988. GSG Gewerbehof Lübarser road changed uses has been
Dittmann is the family name of the following people:
- Andreas Dittmann (* 1959), German geographer
- Armin Dittmann (* 1945), German lawyer
- Axel Dittmann (* 1966), German diplomat who has been ambassador to Serbia since 2015
- Christoph Hagen Dittmann (* 1965), German actor
- Dieter Dittmann (* 1933), German soccer player
- Erich Dittmann (1916–1999), German graphic artist and painter
- Ewald Dittmann (1877–1945), German Protestant pastor, resistance fighter against National Socialism and member of the Confessing Church
- Georg Dittmann (1871–1956), German classical philologist
- Hans-Georg Gottfried Dittmann (* 1979), German-Austrian journalist
- Herbert Dittmann (1904–1965), German ambassador
- Horst Dittmann (* 1943), German dancer
- Jana Dittmann (* 1970), German computer scientist and university lecturer
- Joanna Dittmann (* 1992), Polish rower
- Jürgen Dittmann (* 1947), German linguist
- Kai Dittmann (* 1966), German sports reporter
- Karl Heinrich Dittmann (* 1907; † 1945 missing), German prehistorian and Egyptologist
- Klaus Dittmann (1939–2016), German actor and voice actor
- Lorenz Dittmann (1928–2018), German art historian and university professor
- Reinhard Dittmann (* 1953), German archaeologist from the Near East
- Sieghart Dittmann (* 1934), German epidemiologist and chess player
- Siegward Dittmann (* 1954), German educator, active in the German free religious movement
- Steffen Dittmann (* 1967), German long-distance runner
- Titus Dittmann (* 1948), co-founder of the German skateboard scene and founder of Titus AG
- Ursula Dittmann (* 1921), German painter and graphic artist
- Uwe Dittmann (1964–1985), German GDR border soldier
- Victor von Dittmann (1842–1917), German-Russian Catholic Apostolic Shepherd with the Apostle and Angel
- Volker Dittmann (* 1951), German forensic psychiatrist and forensic doctor
- Wilhelm Dittmann (1874–1954), German politician
- Wolfgang Dittmann (1933–2014), German medievalist, university teacher and chess composer
See also: Tittmann
