Holder
Holder denotes:
- Crushed wood
 - Elder , mostly black elder
 - Holder (American Football) , a position in American football
 - Holder Peak , mountain in Princess Elisabeth Land, Antarctica
 
Holder stands for:
Places in the United States:
People:
- Albrecht Holder (* 1958), German bassoonist
 - Alfred Holder (1840–1916), German philologist, manuscript researcher and librarian
 - August Holder (1850–1918), German teacher, literary historian and local historian
 - Aja , known as Barbara Holder (1963-2006), American porn actress
 - Chris Holder (* 1987), Australian motorcycle racer
 - Erich Holder (1901–1974), German film producer, assistant director, actor and director
 - Elenor Holder (1951–2008), German actress, director and lecturer
 - Eric Holder (* 1951), American lawyer and politician
 - Eric Holder (writer) (* 1960), French novelist
 - Frans Van Holder (1881-1919), Belgian painter
 - Geoffrey Holder (1930–2014), actor, writer, singer and dancer from Trinidad and Tobago
 - Ginny Holder (* 20th century), British actress
 - Irma Holder (1925–2019), German hit writer
 - Johann Michael Holder (1796–1861), painter and daguerreotype from Württemberg
 - Joseph Bassett Holder (1824-1888), American zoologist
 - Kerry Holder (* 1983), Barbadian football player
 - Noddy Holder (born 1946), British musician
 - Oswald Holder-Egger (1851–1911), German medievalist and paleographer
 - Paul A. Holder , British ancient historian and librarian
 - Simone Holder (* 1988), German soccer player
 - Terrence Holder (1898-?), American jazz musician
 - Theo Holder (1912–1972), Swiss suitcase manufacturer
 - Wilhelm Holder (1542–1609), German theologian, Abbot of Maulbronn
 - William Holder (1616–1698), English clergyman and music theorist, deaf language teacher
 - William Dunbar Holder (1824–1900) worked as a politician for both the United States and the Confederate States
 
Companies:
- Max Holder GmbH, German tractor and crop protection equipment manufacturer
 - Brand name of the tractor manufacturer, in a figurative sense regionally also generic name for two-wheel tractors
 
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