Hey

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Hey stands for:

Hey (album) , music album by Andreas Bourani
Hey (song) , song by Andreas Bourani
Hey (Live) , live album by Andreas Bourani
Hey (band) , Polish rock band
Hey (magazine) , German youth magazine
Hey Orgelbau , German organ building company

Hey is the family name of the following people:

Antoine Hey (* 1970), German soccer player and coach
August Hey (1897–1978), Saarland politician
Bernd Hey (1942–2011), German historian and archivist
David Hey (1938-2016), British historian
Else Gürleth-Hey (1869–1946), German painter and lecturer
Evamarie Hey-Hawkins (* 1957), German chemist and university professor
Felix Christopher Hey (* 1963), German legal scholar
Georg Hey (* 1948), German social worker and university lecturer
Gustav Hey (1847–1916), German Slavist
Hans A. Hey (* 1934), German management consultant
Helmut Hey (* 1951), German politician (SPD)
Hendrik Hey (* 1965), German journalist, presenter and producer
James Stanley Hey (1909-2000), British radio astronomer
Johanna Hey (* 1970), German lawyer and university professor
Jonny Hey (* 1949), German soccer player
Julius Hey (1832–1909), German music teacher
Matthias Hey (* 1970), German politician (SPD)
Max Hey (1904–1984), British mineralogist, chemist and crystallographer
Oskar Hey (1866–1943), German classical philologist
Paul Hey (1867–1952), German painter, graphic artist and draftsman
Peter Hey (1914–1994), Austrian actor, emcee and cabaret artist
Richard Hey (1926–2004), German writer and radio play author
Rolf Hey (1892–1940), German forensic doctor and university lecturer
Siegfried Hey (1875–1963), German diplomat
Virginia Hey (born 1952), Australian actress
Wilhelm Hey (poet) (1789–1854), German pastor and fabulous poet
Wilhelm Hey (organ builder) (1840–1921), German organ builder

HEY stands for:

Hanchey Army Heliport (IATA code), heliport in Fort Rucker, Dale County , Alabama, United States

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