List of personalities who worked in Homburg
This list includes personalities who worked in Homburg .
- Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban (1633–1707) French general and Marshal of France, fortress builder of Louis XIV; had the castle and town expanded into a fortress, its basic structure of the old town can still be seen today.
- Johann Christian von Mannlich (1741–1822), painter and architect; was the leading architect in the construction of Karlsberg Palace and put on a collection of paintings there on behalf of Charles II August.
- Charles II August (1746–1795), Duke of Pfalz-Zweibrücken; built Karlsberg Castle
- Anton Gapp (1766–1833), French Catholic priest and founder of an order of sisters in Homburg; 1811–1821 pastor of Kirrberg
- Philipp Jakob Siebenpfeiffer (1789–1845) was Landcommissär in Homburg from 1818 to 1832 and wrote some of his important writings here.
- Johann Georg August Wirth (1798–1848) published the first edition of the German Tribune in Homburg in 1832.
- Oscar Orth (1876–1958), surgeon and head of the state hospital
- Carl Erich Alken (1909–1986), urologist, Nestor of German urology, honorary senator of Saarland University
- Shlomo Lewin (1911–1980), German publisher and rabbi; worked as a teacher in Homburg before the Second World War
- Wilhelm Weber (1918–1999), art historian and visual artist; researched and documented Karlsberg Castle
- Friedrich Loew (1920–2018), long-time professor at the University Hospital, founder of Neurosurgery Homburg
- Paul Gerhardt Scheurlen (1923–2015), long-time professor at the university hospital, director of the 1st internal medicine
- Rosemarie Scheurlen (* 1925), doctor and Saarland Minister for Labor, Health and Social Affairs for the FDP from 1977 to 1985
- Leonhard Schweiberer (1930–2017), surgeon, long-time professor at the University Hospital, former alpine ski racer
- Gernot Feifel (1935–2019), surgeon, long-time professor at the University Hospital and director of surgery, member of the German Science Council
- Uwe Klimaschefski (* 1938), former Bundesliga soccer player and coach
- Michael Pfreundschuh (1949–2018) hematologist and oncologist, professor at the university clinic and director of internal medicine