Flemming
Flemming stands for:
- Flemming (noble family) , Pomeranian noble family
- Flemming (first name) , male first name
- Flemming (TV series) , ZDF TV series
- Flemming , goblet of the Zelterian song board
Flemming is the family name of the following people:
- Adam Friedrich von Flemming (1687–1744), Chamberlain
- Albert von Flemming (1813–1884), German diplomat
- Alexander Flemming (* 1987), German table tennis player
- Arthur Flemming (1905-1996), American politician
- Barbara Flemming (1930–2020), German scholar of Islam and author
- Bert Flemming (* 1944), German doctor and politician (SPD)
- Bogislaw Bodo von Flemming (1671–1732), German lieutenant general
- Brian Flemming (* 1966), American documentary filmmaker
- Carl Flemming (publisher) (1806–1878), German publisher
- Carl Flemming (entrepreneur) (Karl Flemming; 1862–1934), German coal and steel industrialist, association functionary of the brick and clay industry and Argentine consul
- Carl Berend Sigismund von Flemming (1779–1835), German administrative lawyer and politician, MdL Pomerania
- Carl Friedrich Flemming (1799–1880), German doctor and writer
- Catherine Flemming (* 1967), German actress
- Charlotte Flemming (1920–1993), German costume designer
- Eckart Flemming (1929–2005), German engineer and university professor
- Edmund von Flemming (1827–1897), German manor owner and politician, MdR
- Emanuel Friedrich Flemming (1814–1891), director of the home for the blind in Hanover
- Emanuel Gottlieb Flemming (1772–1818), founder of education for the blind in Saxony
- Ernst Flemming (1870–1955), German mining official
- Ernst Bogislaus von Flemming (1704–1764), German major general
- Felix Friedrich von Flemming (1661–1738), judge and hereditary land marshal in Pomerania
- Friedrich von Flemming (1707–1777), Knight of the Order of St. John
- Friedrich Ferdinand Flemming (1778–1813), German doctor and composer
- Fritz Flemming (1873–1947), German oboist
- Georg Detlev von Flemming (1699–1771), German-Polish general of the artillery and Großvojewode
- Günther Flemming (* 1944), German translator
- Hagen Flemming (* 1965), German graphic artist, comic artist and illustrator
- Hanns Theodor Flemming (1915–2005), German art historian and art critic
- Hans Flemming (writer) (1877–1968), German writer
- Hans Flemming (architect) (1880– after 1929), German architect and film architect
- Hans Flemming (airship) ( Hans Curt Flemming ; 1886–1935), German airship
- Hans-Curt Flemming (* 1947), German microbiologist and university professor
- Hans Friedrich von Flemming (1670–1733), German forester and composer
- Hans Heinrich von Flemming (1630–1711), German lawyer and officer
- Hasso von Flemming (1838–1896), German manor owner and politician
- Heino Heinrich von Flemming (1632–1706), German Field Marshal General
- Heinrich Ernst Ludwig Karl von Flemming (1778–1852), German landowner, district administrator and politician, MdL Pomerania
- Heinrich Ludwig von Flemming (1717–1783), German major general of the infantry
- Herb Flemming (1900–1976), American jazz musician
- Herbert Flemming (1903–1966), German engineer and university professor
- Hugh John Flemming (1899–1982), Prime Minister of New Brunswick
- Ingo Flemming (* 1968), German politician
- Isabella Fortunata von Flemming (1743–1835), Polish writer and art collector
- Jacob Heinrich von Flemming (1667–1728), Field Marshal General and diplomat
- James Kidd Flemming (1868–1927), Canadian politician
- Jane Flemming (born 1965), Australian athlete
- Jens Flemming (* 1944), German historian
- Joachim Friedrich von Flemming (1665–1740), German cavalry general
- Johann Christian Friedrich Flemming (1745–1811), German organ builder
- Johann Friedrich von Flemming (1670–1733), German forest clerk and writer
- Johann Friedrich August Detlev von Flemming (1785–1827), German diplomat
- Johann Georg von Flemming (1679–1747), German lieutenant general and chamberlain
- Johann Heinrich Joseph Georg von Flemming (1752–1830), German nobleman, crown sword bearer in Poland
- Johann Samuel Gottlob Flemming (1740–1827), German pastor
- Julius Gustav von Flemming (1703–1759), German district administrator
- Jürgen Flemming (1920–2013), German politician (FDP / DVP, SPD)
- Karl von Flemming (civil servant) ( Carl von Flemming , 1783–1866), German civil servant in Prussian and Saxon services
- Karl von Flemming (politician) ( Carl von Flemming , 1872–1938), German Fideikommissowner and politician, MdR
- Karl Georg Friedrich von Flemming (1705–1767), German infantry general and politician
- Manfred Flemming (1930–2015), German engineering scientist
- Marilies Flemming (* 1933), Austrian politician
- Markus Flemming (* 1968), German ice hockey goalkeeper
- Max Leon Flemming (1881–1956), German merchant, consul, art collector and patron
- Michael Flemming (* 1965), German ice hockey player
- Petra Flemming (1944–1988), Leipzig painter and graphic artist
- Thomas Flemming (* 1967), German swimmer
- Walter Flemming (artist) (1896–1977), German metal designer, goldsmith and sculptor
- Walther Flemming (1843–1905), German anatomist, histologist and cytologist
- Willi Flemming (1888–1980), German theater scholar and Germanist
See also:
- Carl Friedrich Flemming Clinic near Schwerin
- Palais Flemming-Sulkowski , city palace in Dresden
- Flemmingwiesen , lowland landscape in the Baruther glacial valley
- Flemming's clay pit
- Flemmingen
- Fläming (disambiguation)
- Fleming
