Heinzelmann
Heinzelmann is the family name of the following people:
- Christoph Friedrich Heinzelmann (1786–1847), German businessman, industrialist and liberal member of the state parliament from Kaufbeuren
- Conrad Heinzelmann (around 1400–1454), German builder and gun founder
- Emma Heinzelmann (* 1930), Hungarian illustrator for children's books
- Ernst Heinzelmann (1892–1986), German bank manager and politician (SPD)
- Gerhard Heinzelmann (1884–1951), German theologian, professor and rector of the University of Basel (Switzerland)
- Gertrud Heinzelmann (1914–1999), Swiss lawyer and women's rights activist
- Johann Christian Friedrich Heinzelmann (1762–1830), governor in Süderdithmarschen
- Johannes Heinzelmann (1873–1946), Austrian Protestant theologian and superintendent of the Diocese of Vienna
- Josef Heinzelmann (1936–2010), German dramaturge, director, lecturer, opera and theater critic, radio author, translator, editor for music theater and historian
- Markus Heinzelmann (curator) (* 1965), German art historian and curator
- Markus Heinzelmann (director) (* 1968), German director
- Martin Heinzelmann (* 1942), German historian
- Max Heinzelmann (1990-2017), German poker player
- Michael Heinzelmann (* 1966), German classical archaeologist
- Otto Heinzelmann (1852–1930), German bookseller
- Paul Heinzelmann (1888–1961), German writer, printer and publisher
- Ursula Heinzelmann (* 1963), German gastronomy and wine author
- Viola A. Heinzelmann (* 1969), Swiss gynecologist
- Wilhelm Heinzelmann (1892–1968), German politician (German community, German party)
See also:
- Heinzelmann (family) , a merchant and middle class family from Kaufbeur
- Heinzelmann (radio kit) is a do-it-yourself radio with which Max Grundig laid the actual foundation stone for Grundig AG in 1946 .
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- Heinzelmann suction blower , the fictitious type or brand name of a vacuum cleaner that appears in several Loriot sketches
- Sachse & Heinzelmann , art and bookstore founded in 1880
- Textile factory Heinzelmann , a former clothing manufacturer in Reutlingen, left a listed industrial area there
