Levin (family name)
Levin is a family name derived from the male first name of the same name .
Name bearer
A.
- Aaron Levin (1879–1941), Austrian-Polish rabbi ( murdered by the German occupiers in Lemberg in 1941)
- Alan Levin (1926–2006), American journalist and documentary filmmaker
- Andy Levin (* 1960), American lawyer, entrepreneur and politician
- August Levin (1895–1967), German politician and Spain fighter
C.
- Camille Levin (* 1990), American soccer player
- Carl Levin (journalist) (1913–2002), American journalist and entrepreneur
- Carl Levin (* 1934), American politician
- Carl Herman Levin (1816–1883), Swedish pastor and author
- Charles de Levin († 1592), Dutch general
- Charles Levin (1949–2019), American actor
- Christoph Levin (* 1950), German Protestant theologian
D.
- Daniel Levin (* 1974), American jazz and improvisation musician
- Danyah Leṿin (1903–1999), Israeli dancer (born in Russian Turkmenistan, 1922 emigrated)
- David Levin (1948–2017), American balloonist and world champion
E.
- Elliott Levin (* 1953), American jazz musician
- Ernst Levin (1887–1975), British neurologist of German origin, emigrated from Germany in 1933, works in Edinburgh
- Eva Pawlowna Levina-Rosenholz (1898–1975), Russian painter
- Ezra Levin (* 1986), American political activist
F.
- Felix Levin (* 1958), Ukrainian-German chess player
- Ferdinand Levin (1849–1901), German entrepreneur and woolen goods manufacturer in Göttingen, councilor and founder
H
- Hanoch Levin (1943–1999), Israeli writer
- Harry Levin (1912–1994), American literary scholar and critic
- Henry Levin (1909–1980), American director
- Herbert Levin , maiden name of Herbert Derwein (1893–1961), German historian and archivist
- Herbert Levin (diplomat) (* 1931), American diplomat
- Hermann Levin (1811–1890), German woolen goods manufacturer in Göttingen, councilor of commerce
- Hirschel Levin (1721–1800), Polish rabbi
I.
- Ike Levin (* 1950), American jazz saxophonist
- Ira Levin (1929-2007), American author
- Isidor Levin (1919–2018), Estonian folklorist
- Israel Salomon Levin (1810–1883), Danish grammarian and literary historian
J
- Jack Levin (1914–1999), American documentary and feature film producer
- Janna Levin (* 1967), American physicist
- Jitzhak-Meir Levin (1893–1971), politician, minister and rabbi
- Jonathan Levin (* 1972), American economist and university professor
- Julius Levin (1862–1935), German physician, writer and violin maker
- Julo Levin (1901–1943), German painter
K
- Karl Levin (1911–?), German sociologist and economist
L.
- Leonid Levin (* 1948), Ukrainian computer scientist
- Lewis Charles Levin (1808–1860), American politician
- Liepmann Levin , maiden name of Ludwig Robert (1778–1832), German writer
- Louis Levin (1865–1939), German lawyer
M.
- Maria Levin (* 1984), German-speaking singer
- Marie Levin (1858–1923), German entrepreneur, woolen goods manufacturer in Göttingen and founder
- Mark Levin (director) (born 1965), American director, producer and screenwriter
- Mark R. Levin (* 1957), American government employee, author and radio presenter
- Marvin E. Levin (* 1924), American diabetologist at Washington University, St. Louis
- Mats Levin (* 1977), Swedish basketball player
- Max Levin (1880–1947), German chemist
- Meyer Levin (1905–1981), American writer and journalist
- Michael Levin (philosopher) (* 1943), American philosopher
- Michael Levin (physicist) , American physicist
- Mike Levin (* 1978), American politician
- Moisej Levin (1895–1974), Ukrainian-Soviet pianist and music teacher
- Moritz Levin (1843–1914), German rabbi and author
O
- Otto Levin (publisher) (1878–1933), Danish publisher and bookseller
- Otto Levin (lawyer) (1895–1933), German lawyer
P
- Pete Levin (* 1942), American keyboardist
- Phoebus Levin (1836? –1908?), British painter of German origin
R.
- Rahel Levin , maiden name of Rahel Varnhagen von Ense (1771–1833), German writer
- Richard Levin (* 1947), American economist and President of Yale University
- Rob Levin (1955-2006), American programmer
- Robert Levin (pianist) (1912–1996), Norwegian pianist and composer
- Robert Levin (actor) (* 1965), German speaker and actor
- Robert D. Levin (* 1947), American pianist, composer and musicologist
- Rudolf Levin (1909–1945), German humanities scholar and SS functionary
S.
- Sander M. Levin (* 1931), American politician
- Shemaryahu Levin (1867–1935), Russian politician, publicist and writer
- Sidney Levin , American film editor
- Simon Levin (* 1941), American biologist and mathematician
- Šneer Mendelevič Levin (1897–1969), Soviet historian
T
- Theodor Levin , art writer and curator at the Düsseldorf Art Academy
- Tobe Levin (* 1948), American scientist, publicist and women's rights activist
- Tony Levin (drummer) (1940-2011), British drummer
- Tony Levin (* 1946), American bass player
W.
- Walter Levin (1924–2017), American violinist of German origin
- Willy Levin (1860–1926), German art patron and merchant
- Wolfgang Levin (* 1945), German football official
Y
- Yariv Levin (* 1969), Israeli politician and lawyer
Z
- Zoe Levin (* 1993), American actress