Fritsch
Fritsch is a German family name .
Origin and meaning
The family name Fritsch (also Fritsche , Fritzsch , Fritzsche ), found mainly in Thuringia , southern Saxony-Anhalt , Saxony and Silesia as well as in the Alemannic region, is a short form of Friedrich in a dialect-related derivation of Fritz or Fritze , i.e. a patronymic .
Name bearer
A.
- Ahasverus Fritsch (1629–1701), German hymn poet
- Albert von Fritsch (1856–1922), German lieutenant general
- Albert Fritsch (boxer) (1914– ??), German boxer
- Albrecht Georg Friedrich von Fritsch , real name of René Halkett (1900–1983), German-British journalist
- Alfred Fritsch (1884–1963), German philosopher and journalist
- Alina Fritsch (* 1990), Austrian actress
- Andreas Fritsch (classical philologist) (* 1941), German classical philologist
- Andreas Fritsch (TV presenter) (* 1970), German TV presenter
- Anett Fritsch (* 1986), German singer (soprano)
- Angelika von Fritsch (* 1953), German politician (FDP)
- Anton Fritsch (1832–1913), Czech zoologist and paleontologist, see Antonín Frič
- Anton Fritsch (clergyman) (1913 / 1914–1981), German chaplain for expellees
- Anton Fritsch , real name of Toni Fritsch (1945–2005), Austrian soccer and American football player
- Arnulf Fritsch (1926–2014), Austrian surgeon
B.
- Balthasar Fritsch (around 1570 – after 1608), German composer
- Bernd Helge Fritsch (* 1944), Austrian author
- Bruno Fritsch (politician) (1842–1933), German politician (NLP), MdL Prussia
- Bruno Fritsch (economist) (1926–2009), German economist and university professor
- Burchard Fritsch (1883–1950), German gold and silver worker and politician (SPD)
C.
- Carl August Fritsch , dentist and university professor
- Carl von Fritsch (1804–1892), German administrative lawyer, diplomat and politician
- Caspar Fritsch (1677–1745), German publisher
- Christina Fritsch (* 1950), German teacher and politician (SPD, Member of the Bundestag)
D.
- Dieter Fritsch (* 1950), German geodesist
E.
- Ekkehard Fritsch (1921–1987), German actor
- Emil Fritsch (1908 / 1909–1959), German SS-Hauptscharführer
- Ernst Fritsch (1892–1965), German painter
- Ernst August Fritsch (1801–1860), German philologist
- Eugen Fritsch (1884–1933), German politician (SPD), MdL Saxony
- Ewald Fritsch (1841–1897), German entrepreneur
F.
- Felix Eugen Fritsch (1879–1954), British botanist
- Florian Fritsch (golfer) (* 1985), German golfer
- Florian Fritsch (entrepreneur) (* 1978), German entrepreneur
- Franz Fritsch (politician) (1895–1955), Austrian politician (SPÖ)
- Franz Fritsch von Falkenklau (1853–1914), Austrian Lieutenant Field Marshal
- Franz Xaver Fritsch (1779–1870), Austrian writer
- Franziska von Fritsch (1828–1904), German writer
- Frederick Fritsch (* 1954), American bobsleigh athlete
- Friedrich Fritsch (1817–1881), German politician, mayor of Mülheim an der Ruhr
- Friedrich Wilhelm Fritsch (1824–1901?), Danish horn player of German origin
G
- Gabriele Fritsch-Vivié , German theater scholar, dramaturge and publicist
- Georg von Fritsch (1849–1920), German lieutenant general
- Georg Fritsch (1890–1955), German architect and construction clerk
- Georg Friedrich Fritsch (1817–1881), German district administrator
- Gerhard Fritsch (1924–1969), Austrian author
- Gisela Fritsch (1936–2013), German actress
- Gottfried Fritsch (around 1706–1770), Austrian sculptor
- Götz Fritsch (1943–2018), German theater and radio play director
- Gunter Fritsch (* 1942), German politician (SPD)
- Günter Fritsch (* 1943), Austrian painter
- Günther Fritsch (journalist) (1926–1982), Austrian journalist and writer
- Günther Fritsch (diplomat) (* 1930), German diplomat
- Gustav Theodor Fritsch (1838–1927), German physiologist
H
- Hans Fritsch (painter) ( Johannes Georg Moritz Fritsch ; 1870–1945), German painter
- Hans Fritsch (writer) (1882–1950), Austrian radiologist and writer
- Hans Fritsch (athlete) (1911–1987), German athlete
- Hans-Jürgen Fritsch (* 1940), German soccer player
- Hans-Ulrich Funk-Fritsch (* 1931), German entrepreneur
- Hans Wilhelm Fritsch , German police officer
- Heinrich Fritsch (1844–1915), German gynecologist and obstetrician
- Herbert Fritsch (* 1951), German actor and director
- Herbert Fritsch (artist) (1945–2007), Austrian artist
- Hermann Fritsch (1913–1941), German theologian
- Horst Fritsch (1931-2010), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Helen Fritsch (1995), German handball player
I.
- Innozenz Fritsch (1655–1734), German Cistercian, Abbot of Grüssau
J
- Jacob Fritsch (* 1988), German handball player
- Jakob Friedrich von Fritsch (1731–1814), German statesman
- Jens-Werner Fritsch (1947–1995), German actor, director and radio play speaker
- Johann Fritsch (physician) (1849–1910), Austrian psychiatrist and university professor
- Johann Friedrich Fritsch (1635–1680), German publisher
- Johann Heinrich Fritsch (1772–1829), German chronicler
- Johann Nepomuk Fritsch (1791–1872), Austrian politician, member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
- Johannes Fritsch (1941-2010), German composer
- Josef Fritsch (1840 – after 1901), Austrian sculptor
- Julian Fritsch , real name of MaKss Damage (* 1988), German neo-Nazi and rapper
- Julius Fritsch (1880 / 1881–1960), Austrian engineer and construction clerk
- Jürgen Fritsch (* 1945), German soccer player
K
- Karl Fritsch (meteorologist) (1812–1879), Bohemian-Austrian meteorologist and geophysicist
- Karl von Fritsch (geologist) (1838–1906), German geologist and paleontologist
- Karl Fritsch (optician) (1855–1926), Austrian optician
- Karl Fritsch (botanist) (1864–1934), Austrian botanist
- Karl Fritsch (politician) (1901–1944), German politician (NSDAP)
- Karl Fritsch (goldsmith) (* 1963), German goldsmith and jewelry designer
- Karl-August Fritsch (1889–1962), German clergyman and insurance company
- Karl Emil Otto Fritsch (1838–1915), German architect and author
- Karl Wilhelm von Fritsch (1769–1850), German civil servant and politician
- Karl Wilhelm Fritsch (1874–1938), Austrian writer
- Katharina Fritsch (* 1956), German artist
- Konstantin Fritsch (1857–1934), German administrative lawyer
- Kurt-Otto Fritsch (* 1924), German actor
L.
- Lothar Fritsch (1871–1951), German infantry general
- Lu Fritsch or Ludwig Fritsch , pseudonym of Marie Luise Droop (1890–1959), German director and film producer
- Ludwig Heinrich Gottlieb von Fritsch (1772–1808), German major
- Lutz Fritsch (* 1955), German artist
M.
- Marbod Fritsch (* 1963), Austrian conceptual artist
- Maria Fritsch (1901–2000), German secretary and spy
- Markus Fritsch (* 1963), German musician and composer
- Matthias Fritsch (artist) (* 1976), German media artist
- Matthias J. Fritsch ( Matthias Josef Fritsch ; * 1967), German theologian and philosopher
- Max Fritsch (1903–1962), German politician (SED)
- Melchior Fritsch (1826–1889), Austrian painter, draftsman and lithographer
- Michael Fritsch (* 1951), German economist and university professor
- Milka Fritsch (1867 − after 1924), German politician (DVP)
N
- Nicolas Fritsch (* 1978), French racing cyclist
O
- Oskar Fritsch (1883–1972), German lawyer and writer
- Otto Fritsch (politician) (1870 – after 1943), German trade unionist and politician (SPD), MdL Prussia
- Otto Ernst Fritsch (1908 – after 1979), German artist and victim of National Socialism
P
- Paul Fritsch (chemist) (1859–1913), German chemist
- Paul Fritsch (boxer) (1901–1970), French boxer
- Peter Fritsch , real name of Peter Fröhlich (actor) (* 1938), Austrian actor and singer
- Peter Fritsch (physician) (* 1940), Austrian dermatologist
- Philipp Fritsch (1880–1945), German veterinarian
- Pierre Fritsch (1930–2005), French columnist and writer
R.
- Rainer-Maria Fritsch (* 1956), German politician (Die Linke)
- Regina Fritsch (* 1964), Austrian actress
- Reinhold Fritsch (1904– ??), German party functionary (NSDAP)
- Rüdiger von Fritsch (* 1953), German diplomat
- Rudolf Fritsch (lawyer) (1904–?), German lawyer, judge and ministerial official
- Rudolf Fritsch (veterinarian) (* 1928), German veterinarian
- Rudolf Fritsch (mathematician) (1939–2018), German mathematician
- Rudolf H. Fritsch ( Rudolf Heinrich Fritsch ; 1911–1962), German zoologist
S.
- Sebastian Fritsch (* 1996), German cellist
- Sigrun Fritsch (* 1959), German theater director
- Sofie Brehm-Fritsch (1861 – after 1927), German opera singer (soprano) and vocal teacher
T
- Theodor Fritsch (1852–1933), German publisher
- Theodor Fritsch (bookseller) (1895–1946), German bookseller
- Theodor Fritsch (pedagogue) (1868–1952), German pedagogue
- Thomas Fritsch (composer) (1563–1620), German composer
- Thomas Fritsch (publisher) (1666–1726), German publisher and bookseller
- Thomas von Fritsch (1700–1775), German statesman
- Thomas Fritsch (actor) (* 1944), German actor
- Toni Fritsch (1945–2005), Austrian football player
U
- Ulrich Fritsch (* 1934), German business journalist
V
- Valerie Fritsch (* 1989), Austrian writer and photo artist
W.
- Waldemar Fritsch (sculptor) (1909–1978), German sculptor
- Waldemar Fritsch (table tennis player) (1923–2008), Austrian table tennis player
- Walter Fritsch (SA member) (1889–1966), German SA leader
- Walter Fritsch (engineer) (1899–1987), German engineer
- Walter Fritsch (politician) (1922–1991), German politician (SPD)
- Waltraud Fritsch-Rößler (* 1957), German specialist in German
- Werner von Fritsch (1880–1939), German Colonel General
- Werner Fritsch (* 1960), German writer
- Wilhelm von Fritsch (1766–1819), German lawyer
- Wilhelm Fritsch (goldsmith) (1824 – after 1866), German goldsmith
- Wilhelm Fritsch (resistance fighter) (1906–1944), Austrian resistance fighter
- Willibald Fritsch (1876–1948), German sculptor
- Willy Fritsch ( Wilhelm Egon Fritz Fritsch ; 1901–1973), German actor
- Wolfgang Fritsch (geologist) (1928–1970), Austrian geologist
- Wolfgang Fritsch (sports scientist) (* 1949), German rower and sports scientist
- Wolfgang Fritsch (musician) (* 1954), German guitarist
- Wolfgang Fritsch-Albert (* 1946), German industrial manager
- Wolfram von Fritsch (* 1961), German manager
See also
- Fritsch (noble family) , noble family in Thuringia and Saxony
- Fritsch (company) , based in Markt Einersheim near Kitzingen, manufacturer of bakery systems and machines
- Fritsch-Buttenberg-Wiechell rearrangement
- Fritzsch
- Fritsche
- Fritzsche
- Czech: Frič
Individual evidence
- ^ Hans Bahlow : German name dictionary. Family and first names explained according to their origin and meaning. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1972, ISBN 3-518-06565-3 ( Suhrkamp-Taschenbuch 65).