Hey man

Heymann is the family name of the following people:

Andreas Heymann (* 1966), German-French biathlete
Annette Heymann (* 1967), German volleyball player
Aribert Heymann (1898-1946), German hockey player
Arnold Heymann (1870–1950), Austrian architect
Bernhard Heymann (1861–1933), German chemist
Berthold Heymann (1870–1939), German state politician (Württemberg) (SPD)
Birger Heymann (1943–2012), German composer and musician
Bruno Heymann (1871–1943), German doctor and hygienist
Carl Heymann (publisher) (1793–1862), German-Jewish publisher
Carl Heymann (musician) (1854–1922), German pianist and piano teacher
Carsten Heymann (* 1972), German biathlete
Dietrich von Heymann (* 1935), German theologian, religious educator and alternative practitioner
Dorothea Heymann-Reder (* 1963), German politician (Greens), MdL
Emil Heymann (1878–1936), German neurosurgeon
Ernst Heymann (1870–1946), German lawyer
Friedel Heymann (1919–1945), German lieutenant and crime victim
Friedrich August Thomas von Heymann (1740–1801), French major general, Prussian envoy in Munich
Friedrich Moritz Heymann (1828–1870), German ophthalmologist
Fritz Heymann (1897–1944), German journalist, writer and translator
Georg Heymann (1885–1964), German lawyer
Götz Heymann (* 1935), German production designer and film architect
Günther Heymann (* 1917), German immunologist and physician
Hans Werner Heymann (* 1946), German educational scientist and university professor
Hella-Hilde Heymann (1885–1985), German-American photographer, painter and sculptor, see Lette Valeska
Helma Heymann (* 1937), German-language writer for children's and youth literature
Holger Heymann (* 1977), German politician (SPD)
Hugo Heymann (1881–1938), German lawyer, entrepreneur and alleged Nazi victim
Imke Heymann (* 1973), German politician (CDU), Mayor of Ennepetal
Isaac Heymann (also: Isaak Heymann, called the Gnesener Chasan; 1829–1906), Dutch Chasan
Jacob Heymann (1746–1818), head of the Dernau synagogue
Jakob Heymann (* 1987), German singer, songwriter and cabaret artist
Jenny Heymann (1890–1996), German educator (1939–47 exile in London), received the Otto Hirsch Medal in 1990

Karl Heymann (psychologist) (1901–1975), German psychologist and anthroposophist

Karl Gottlob Heymann (1825–1905), German conservative politician, Member of the State Parliament (Kingdom of Saxony)

Klaus Heymann (* 1936), German entrepreneur ( Naxos )

Lida Gustava Heymann (1868–1943), German women's rights activist

Margarete Heymann (1899–1990), German ceramic artist

Marianne Ahlfeld-Heymann (1905–2003), German-Israeli wood sculptor

Matthias Heymann (* 1961), German technology, science and environmental historian

Mendel Heymann (1683–1766), Sofer, community clerk and primary school teacher in Dessau

Michael Heymann (* 1939), German pop singer and radio presenter in the GDR

Moritz Heymann (1870–1937?), German painter, graphic artist and art teacher

Philip Heymann (* 1932), American lawyer; Deputy US Attorney General

Robert Heymann (1879–1946), German writer, dramaturge, screenwriter and film director

Rudolf Heymann (1874–1947), German judge

Sabine Heymann (* 1951), German cultural journalist, theater critic and translator

Sebastian Heymann (* 1998), German handball player

Stefan Heymann (1896–1967), German Jewish communist, editor, ambassador of the GDR and university professor

Theodor Heymann (1853–1936), German entrepreneur and conservative politician, Member of the State Parliament (Kingdom of Saxony)

Tomer Heymann (* 1970), Israeli film director

Veit Heymann (1592–1651), Dresden councilor and mayor

Victor Heymann (1842–1926), German lawyer and politician (Braunschweig)

Volker Heymann (* 1960), German author, director and actor

Walter Heymann (1882–1915), German poet

Werner Richard Heymann (1896–1961), German composer and conductor

First name:

Heymann Steinthal (also Chajim , Heinemann , Hermann or Heinrich ; 1823–1899), German philologist and philosopher

Part of company names:

Heymann Motor Vehicle and Manufacturing Company , former American automobile manufacturer

See also: