Kirchner
Kirchner stands for:
- a clerk, see sexton
- (16441) Kirchner , asteroid of the main belt
Kirchner is the family name of the following people:
A.
- Albert Emil Kirchner (1813–1885), German painter
- Alexander Kirchner (singer) (actually Alexander Schramek ; 1876 / 1880–1948), Austrian opera singer (tenor)
- Alexander Kirchner (trade unionist) (* 1956), German railroad worker and trade unionist
- Alfred Kirchner (politician, 1887) (1887 – after 1933), German politician (NSDAP)
- Alfred Kirchner (politician, 1907) , German politician (SED)
- Alfred Kirchner (director) (* 1937), German theater director and theater director
- Alfred Kirchner (cameraman) , German cameraman
- Alfred Kirchner (sculptor) , Austrian sculptor
- Alicia Kirchner de Mercado (* 1946), Argentine politician
- Andreas Kirchner (1953-2010), German bobsledder
- Annerose Kirchner (* 1951), German author
- Anton Kirchner (1779–1834), German Protestant pastor and historian
- August Kirchner (1934 / 1935–2018), German entrepreneur and company founder, see Rosen Eiskrem
B.
- Baldur Kirchner (* 1939), German seminar leader and author
- Barbara Kirchner (* 1970), German chemist and writer
- Berna Kirchner (born Wittmers ; 1927–2018), German specialist in German, pedagogue, entrepreneur and art collector
- Bernd Kirchner (* 1944), German soccer player
- Bill Kirchner (* 1953), American jazz musician and author
C.
- Caspar Kirchner (1592–1627), German lawyer and poet
- Christian Kirchner (1944–2014), German law and economics scientist
- Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (* 1953), Argentine politician, former President
- Constanze Kirchner (* 1962), German art teacher and professor
D.
- Dieter Kirchner (* 1934), German association official
- Doris Kirchner (1930–2015), Austrian actress
E.
- Edmund Kirchner (around 1817–1895), German administrative officer
- Eduard Kirchner (1858 – after 1921), German businessman and company founder
- Ehrhard Kirchner (1866–1927), German politician (SPD), MdL
- Emil Kirchner (physician) ( Georg Philipp Emil Kirchner ; 1811–1876), German pharmacologist and university professor
- Emil Kirchner (1813–1885), German painter, see Albert Emil Kirchner
- Emil Kirchner (1845–1899), German Lieutenant General, see Karl Emil Kirchner
- Emil J. Kirchner (* 1942), British political scientist
- Emil Otto Oskar Kirchner (1851–1925), German botanist and phytomedicine, see Oskar von Kirchner
- Emma Kirchner (1830–1909), German-Dutch photographer
- Ernst Kirchner (1847–1921), German paper engineer, paper historian and watermark researcher
- Ernst Kirchner (entrepreneur) (1850–1926), German mechanical engineering entrepreneur and company founder
- Ernst Daniel Kirchner (1802–1879 / 1880), German Protestant preacher, school principal, local researcher and kindergarten founder
- Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880–1938), German painter and graphic artist
- Eugen Kirchner (1865–1938), German painter and graphic artist
- Eva Kirchner (* 1968), German singer (soprano) and university lecturer
F.
- Ferdinand Kirchner (1923–2001), Austrian politician (ÖVP), member of the Salzburg state parliament
- Florian Kirchner (* 1986), German handball player
- Frank Kirchner (musician) (* 1961), German jazz saxophonist
- Frank Kirchner (computer scientist) (* 1963), German computer scientist
- Franz Kirchner (1919–2003), German economist and politician (CDU)
- Friedrich von Kirchner (? –1820), Austrian major general
- Friedrich Kirchner (philologist) (1840–?), German philologist and high school teacher
- Friedrich Kirchner (philosopher) (1848–1900), German philosopher, theologian and literary historian
- Friedrich Kirchner (officer) (1885–1960), German officer
- Friedrich Wilhelm Kirchner (1861–1921), German district administrator and senior president in Westphalia
- Fritz Kirchner (1896–1967), German physicist
- Fritz Kirchner (entrepreneur, July 1925) (1925–2008), German entrepreneur
- Fritz Kirchner (entrepreneur, November 1925) (1925–2008), German entrepreneur
G
- Georg Kirchner (gardener) ( Georg Wilhelm Kirchner ; 1837–1885), German gardener
- Georg Kirchner (entrepreneur) (1922 / 1923–2006), German entrepreneur
- Georg Philipp Emil Kirchner (1811–1876), German pharmacologist and university professor, see Emil Kirchner (medical doctor)
- Gerhard Kirchner (1907–1975), German organ builder
- Gottfried Kirchner (1940-2017), German documentary filmmaker
- Gottlieb Kirchner (1706 – after 1737), German sculptor and modeler
- Gregor Wilhelm von Kirchner (1671–1735), Austrian court official and builder of the demolished Breitenfurt Palace near Vienna
- Gustav Kirchner (1890–1966), German Anglist, researcher of Thuringian dialects and university lecturer
- Gustav Adolph Friedrich Wilhelm Kirchner (1815–1891), German city judge and member of parliament
H
- Hans Kirchner (poet) (1955–1995), German poet
- Hans Werner Kirchner (1908–1965), German painter and actor
- Heinrich Kirchner (paleontologist) (1885–1953), German paleontologist
- Heinrich Kirchner (ornithologist) (1899–1990), German ornithologist and ornithological draftsman
- Heinrich Kirchner (1902–1984), German sculptor
- Helga Kirchner (* 1946), German journalist
- Herbert Kirchner (* 1937), German biathlete
- Hermann Kirchner (legal scholar) (1562–1620), German legal scholar, historian, poet and university professor
- Hermann Kirchner (composer) (1861–1929), German musician and composer
- Hermann Kirchner (officer) (1890–1953), Austrian military
- Herti Kirchner (1913–1939), German actress and writer
- Hildebert Kirchner (1920–2012), German librarian
- Horst Kirchner (1913–1990), German historian and university professor
- Hubert Kirchner (* 1932), German Protestant theologian
- Hugo Kirchner (1861–1918), German singer (baritone, bass) and director
I.
- Ignaz Kirchner (1946–2018), German actor
- Ingo Kirchner (1930–1983), German painter and graphic artist
J
- Jaime Lee Kirchner (* 1981), American actress
- Jakob Kirchner-Lang (1864–?), German entertainer and artistic director
- Jens-Holger Kirchner (* 1959), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Joachim Kirchner (1890–1978), German librarian and journal historian
- Johann Kirchner (politician, 1876) (1876–1948), Austrian politician (CSP), member of the Salzburg state parliament
- Johann Kirchner (politician, FPÖ) , Austrian politician (FPÖ), member of the Viennese state parliament
- Johann Christian Kirchner (1691–1732), German sculptor
- Johann Gottlieb Kirchner (1706–1768), German sculptor and porcelain modeler
- Johann Jakob Kirchner (1796–1837), German painter and graphic artist
- Johann Josef Kirchner (1846–1889), Austrian illustrator and landscape painter
- Johanna Kirchner (1889–1944), German resistance fighter
- Johannes Kirchner (1859–1940), German classical philologist and epigraphist
- Johannes Wendel Kirchner (1628–1709), German organ builder
- Josef Kirchner (1845 – after 1904), German art historian
- Julia Marianne Kirchner (* 1937), German Romance writer and translator
K
- Karl Kirchner (pedagogue, 1787) (1787–1855), German pedagogue
- Karl Kirchner (military doctor) (1831–1912), German military doctor
- Karl Kirchner (pedagogue, 1856) (1856–1913), German teacher and politician (NLP)
- Karl Kirchner (architect) , German architect
- Karl Kirchner (politician) (1883-1945), German journalist and politician (SPD)
- Karl-Heinz Kirchner (1918–1991), German cyclist, motorcycle racer and bobsledder
- Katrin Kirchner (* 1944), German author and journalist
- Klaus Kirchner (1927–1990), German baritone
L.
- Leon Kirchner (1919–2009), American composer
M.
- Marilena Kirchner (* 1997), German folk music singer
- Mark Kirchner (Turkologist) (* 1960), German Turkologist
- Mark Kirchner (biathlete) (* 1970), German biathlete
- Martin Kirchner (medic) (1854–1925), German medic
- Martin Kirchner (politician) (* 1949), German politician (GDR CDU), church lawyer and IM for the State Security
- Martin Kirchner (paleontologist) , German paleontologist
- Matthäus Kirchner (1826–1912), German missionary in Africa and member of the German Reichstag
- Matthias Kirchner (1735–1805), Austrian baroque painter
N
- Néstor Kirchner (1950–2010), Argentine politician and President
O
- Oliver Kirchner (* 1966), German politician
- Oskar von Kirchner (1851–1925), German botanist and phytomedicine
- Otto Kirchner (lawyer) (1846–1920), German-American law scholar and university professor
- Otto Kirchner (entrepreneur) (1884–1946), German company founder
- Otto Kirchner (painter) (1887–1960), German painter
- Otto Kirchner (General Manager) (1890–1950), German actor, director and theater manager
- Otto Kirchner (Waffen-SS) (1921–1945), German officer of the Waffen-SS and bearer of the Knight's Cross
P
- Paul Kirchner (* 1952), American illustrator and comic artist
- Peter Kirchner (1935–2018), Chairman of the Berlin Jewish Community (GDR)
Q
- Quin Kirchner (* 1981), American jazz drummer
R.
- Raphael Kirchner (1875–1917), Austrian painter and illustrator
- Richard Kirchner (1866–1911), German gardener and entrepreneur
- Robert Kirchner (1940–2009), German painter
- Rudolf Kirchner (1919–1984), German politician and trade unionist (SED, FDGB)
S.
- Sandro Kirchner (* 1975), German politician (CSU)
- Sebastian Kirchner (* 1988), German handball player
- Steffen Kirchner (* 1981), German non-fiction author
T
- Theodor Kirchner (1823–1903), German composer and conductor
- Thomas Kirchner (art historian) (* 1954), German art historian
- Thomas Kirchner (physician) (* 1954), German physician
- Thomas Kirchner (screenwriter) (* 1961), German screenwriter
- Timotheus Kirchner (1533–1587), German Lutheran theologian
U
- Uwe Kirchner (soccer player, 1962) (* 1962), German soccer player (Stahl Brandenburg)
- Uwe Kirchner (soccer player, 1965) (* 1965), German soccer player (Magdeburg, Dresden, Rostock)
V
- Volker David Kirchner (1942–2020), German composer
W.
- Walter Kirchner (entrepreneur) (1923–2009), German entrepreneur, film distributor and cinema operator
- Walter Kirchner (biologist) (1934–2019), German biologist and university professor (entomology and didactics of biology)
- Walter Andreas Kirchner (* 1941), German sculptor, painter and graphic artist
- Walter Charles George Kirchner (1875–?), American physician, botanist, and paleontologist
- Walther Kirchner (1905–2004), German-American historian
- Werner Kirchner (1885–1961), German specialist in German with a focus on Hölderlin
- Wilhelm Kirchner (agricultural scientist) (1848–1921), German agricultural scientist
- Wilhelm Kirchner (medic) (1849–1935), German medic
- Wilhelm Kirchner (director) (1887–1929), head of the Hemelingen aluminum and magnesium factory
- Wilhelm Kirchner (insurance manager) (* 1943), German insurance manager
- Willy Kirchner (1909–1991), German engineer and architect
- Wolfgang Kirchner (* 1935), German writer and screenwriter
See also:
- Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Archive , archival facility in Wichtrach, Canton of Bern
- Kirchner Museum Davos , museum with works by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
- Kirchner Peak , mountain in the Britannia Range, Antarctica
- Kircher
- Kirschner