Pitcher (family name)
Krug is a German family name .
Origin and meaning
The name Krug has various origins. In northern Germany it is mostly derived from the name of a tavern ( Zum Krug ), while in the southern part of Germany it comes from the Middle High German job title kruoc , which is now transcribed as potter or crockery dealer . Occasionally, place names are taken over, especially from places in Pomerania and Silesia.
receipt
- H. Krug is attested in Nuremberg in 1363 .
distribution
Krug is a relatively common family name in German-speaking countries. In Germany there are more than 7,500 entries in the phone book, so that around 20,000 namesake will live here. Thus the name occupies the 311st place of the most frequently occurring names. A relatively large number of name bearers live in northern Hesse and in the northern part of the Bavarian district of Lower Franconia.
variants
For the family name Krug there are the alternative spellings Krüger , Krüg, Krog, Krügel and Krugmann.
Name bearer
A.
- Alfred Krug (entrepreneur) (1859–1933), French entrepreneur
- Alfred Krug (ornithologist) (1928–2012), German ornithologist, conservationist and photographer
- Andrea Krug (* 1984), German basketball player
- Antje Krug (* 1940), German archaeologist and medical historian
- Armin Krug (* 1963), German actor
- Arnold Krug (1849–1904), German pianist, composer and music teacher
- August Krug (brewer) (1815–1856), German entrepreneur and brewer
- August Otto Krug (1805–1867), German lawyer
- August Otto Krug (1868–1945), German lawyer, see Otto Krug (lawyer)
B.
- Barbara Krug (* 1956), German athlete
- Barbara Krug-Richter (* 1956), German ethnologist, anthropologist and university professor
- Bernhard Krug (* 1949), German painter
- Bettina Krug (* 1953), German soccer player
- Bonifaz Krug (1838–1909), Italian Benedictine abbot
- Brigitta Krug von Nidda and von Falkenstein (1900–1977), German graphic artist
- Bruno Krug (1874–1964), German local politician
- Burkard Krug (1930-2006), German professor of theology
C.
- Carl Krug (actor) ( Karl Krug ; 1860–1919), Austrian actor and theater director
- Carl Krug (engineer) (1881–1967), German engineer and entrepreneur
- Carl Wilhelm Leopold Krug (1833–1898), German botanist, diplomat and wholesale merchant
- Carl Krug (writer) (1861–1927), German writer, wrote under the pseudonym Carl Niebuhr (also Karl Niebuhr) The Tell el-Amarna Period (1903)
- Cassidy Krug (* 1985), American water diver
- Christian Krug (journalist) (* 1965), German journalist
- Christian Ludwig Krug von Nidda (1774-1851), Prussian district administrator
- Cornelia Krug-Stührenberg (* 1953), German painter and draftsman
D.
- Daniel Krug (* 1983), German volleyball player, beach volleyball player and trainer
- Dietmar Krug (* 1963), German writer and journalist
E.
- Eberhard Krug (* 1927), German actor and radio play speaker
- Ernst Gottlob Krug (? –1731), German publisher and bookseller
F.
- Fanny Krug (* 1970), German singer
- Felix Krug (1908–?), German SS leader and head of the SS clothing works in Dachau
- Franz Krug (politician) (* 1935), German politician (CSU)
- Franz Valentin Krug (1904–1993), German pastor, resistance fighter, poet and artist
- Friedrich Krug (composer) (1812-1892), German composer, singer and court music director
- Friedrich Krug von Nidda and von Falkenstein (1860–1934), German administrative lawyer and politician (DNVP)
- Friedrich Albert Franz Krug von Nidda (1776–1843), German writer
- Fritz Krug (1894–1980), German resistance fighter against National Socialism
G
- Georg Krug (politician, 1801) (1801–1878), German judge, politician and member of the state parliament for the Grand Duchy of Hesse
- Georg Krug (politician, 1906) (1906–1989), German politician (CSU)
- Georg Friedrich Krug (1812–1893), German merchant, municipal official and benefactor
- Gerhard Krug (lawyer) (1872–1945), German lawyer and district court president
- Gerhard Krug (1936–2011), German soccer player
- Günther Krug (* 1942), German politician (SPD)
- Gustav Krug (1844–1902), German lawyer and composer (friend of Friedrich Nietzsche )
- Gustav Krug von Nidda (1836–1918), Grand Ducal Hessian State Councilor and deputy authorized representative to the Federal Council
H
- Hans Krug the Elder (around 1455–1519), German goldsmith and die cutter
- Hans Krug the Younger (around 1485–1529), German goldsmith and die cutter
- Hans Krug (entrepreneur) (1911 – after 1980), German entrepreneur
- Hans Krug von Nidda (1857–1922), German cavalry general
- Hans-Jürgen Krug (* 1952), German media scientist and journalist
- Heinrich Krug (1862–1950), German entrepreneur and politician, Member of the Member State of Schaumburg-Lippe
- Heinz Krug (arms dealer) (around 1912 – after 1962), German lawyer and dealer in weapons technology
- Heinz Krug (insurance manager) (1929–2017), German insurance manager
- Heinz Krug (politician) (* 1936), German politician (CDU)
- Heinz Krug (speaker) , German radio play speaker
- Hellmut Krug (* 1956), former German soccer referee
- Helmut Krug (agricultural scientist) (* 1925), German agricultural scientist and university professor
- Herbert Krug (engineer) (1919–1992), German engineer and university professor
- Herbert Krug (1937-2010), German dressage rider
- Hermann Krug (singer) (1866–1903), German singer (tenor)
- Hermann Krug (politician) , German politician (MdL Saxony)
- Hermann-Josef Krug (* 1957), German media scientist and artist
- Hildegard Krug (1927–2012), German writer
J
- Jakob Krug (1877–1965), German architect
- Joachim Krug (* 1955), German football coach
- Johann Friedrich Adolf Krug (1771–1843), German educator
- Johann Gottfried Krug (1736–1811), German organ builder
- Johann-Joseph Krug (1800–1866), German entrepreneur
- Johannes V. Krug (1555 / 56–1613), German Benedictine abbot
- Josef Krug (writer) (* 1950), German writer and translator
- Josef Krug-Waldsee (1858–1915), German conductor and composer
- Judith Krug (1940–2009), American librarian
- Julius Albert Krug (1907–1970), American economic manager, politician and home secretary
- Jürgen Krug (* 1944), German sports scientist and university professor
K
- Karl Krug (entrepreneur) (1765 – after 1823), German entrepreneur
- Karl Krug (1860-1919), Austrian actor and theater director, see Carl Krug (actor)
- Karl Krug (soccer player) , Austrian soccer player
- Karl Krug (painter) (1900–1983), German painter and graphic artist
- Karl Krug (lawyer) (1902–1984), German lawyer, senior public prosecutor, ministerial official and in the 1930s editor of NS law collections
- Karl Krug (screenwriter) , German screenwriter
- Karl Krug (officer) , Head of Department I / 3, Department for Special Use of the Headquarters Training
- Karl Adolfowitsch Krug (1873–1952), Russian electrical engineer
- Karl-Heinz Krug (* 1922), German politician (LDPD)
- Klaus Krug (* 1941), German chemist, science historian and professor
- Konrad Maria Krug (1892–1964, pseudonym: Kuno Testa), German philologist, theologian and philosopher
L.
- Leopold Krug (economist) (1770–1843), German economist and statistician
- Leopold Krug (1833–1898), German wholesale merchant and ethnologist, see Carl Wilhelm Leopold Krug
- Ludwig Krug (goldsmith) (~ 1488 / 1490–1532), German goldsmith, medalist and engraver
- Ludwig Krug (theologian) (1769–1837), German-Austrian Catholic theologian
- Ludwig Krug (judge) (1869–1943), German lawyer and judge
M.
- Manfred Krug (1937-2016), German actor
- Manfred Krug (Anglist) (* 1966), German Anglist and university lecturer
- Manuel Krug (* 1964), German photographer with a focus on Food & People
- Margot Krug-Grosse (1912–1999), German textile artist
- Maria Krug (1855–1929), German writer
- Markus Krug (* 1967), German vehicle technician and university professor
- Marlene Kegler Krug (1953–1977?), German-Paraguayan student, victim of the Argentine military dictatorship
- Maxi Krug (* 1996), German soccer player
- Michail Wladimirowitsch Krug (1962-2002), Russian singer-songwriter
- Mirjam Meinhardt-Krug (* 1981), German television presenter
N
- Nora Krug (* 1977), German illustrator
O
- Otto Krug (chemist) (1863–1927), German food chemist
- Otto Krug (lawyer) (1868–1945), German lawyer
- Otto Ludwig Krug von Nidda (1810–1885), Prussian civil servant
P
- Paul Krug (1875–1959), German lawyer and district court president
- Peter Krug (* 1943), Lutheran bishop
- Petra Krug (* 1963), German athlete (GDR)
- Philipp Krug (1864–1925), German politician (center), MdL Prussia
R.
- Reinhold Krug (1926–1991), German musician and composer
- Rolf Krug (1921–1983), German painter, graphic artist and art teacher
- Rudolf Becker-Krug (1822–1903), Swiss cotton manufacturer
S.
- Sabine Krug (actress, 1926) (1926–1969), German actress
- Sabine Krug (actress, 1958) (* 1958), German actress
- Siegfried Krug (composer) (1879–1944), German composer
- Siegfried Krug ( victim of the Berlin Wall ) (1939–1968), German fatality at the Berlin Wall
T
- Theodor Christoph Krug von Nidda (1653–1719), German physician and personal physician to Elector Friedrich Wilhelm von Brandenburg
- Torey Krug (born 1991), American ice hockey player
V
- Victoria Krug (* 1998), German soccer player
W.
- Walter Krug (1937–2018), German statistician
- Walther Krug (1875–1955), German lawyer and writer
- Werner Krug (painter) (* 1947), German painter, art teacher and poet
- Werner Krug (photographer) , Austrian photographer and photo artist
- Wilhelm Krug (screenwriter) (1902 / 1903–1945), German screenwriter, librettist and lyricist
- Wilhelm Traugott Krug (1770–1842), German philosopher
- Wolfgang Krug (* 1936), German racing driver
- Wolfgang Krug (art historian) (* 1965), Austrian art historian
See also
Wiktionary: Krug - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
- Krug von Nidda , a Hessian noble family
Individual evidence
- ^ Duden, Familiennames, Dudenverlag, Mannheim - Leipzig - Vienna - Zurich, 2005, p. 403.
- ^ Duden surnames , Dudenverlag, Mannheim / Leipzig / Vienna / Zurich 2005, ISBN 3-411-70852-2 , p. 403.
- ↑ Enter "Krug" in the search field .
- ↑ genealogy.net/Krug (family name) .