List of sons and daughters of Szczecin

This list shows those in the city of Stettin ( Szczecin born).

A.

Friedrich von Adelung , director of the Oriental Institute in Saint Petersburg

Georg Abel (1852 – around 1927/28), German-Guatemalan diplomat
Otto Abs (1891–1966), German medic, SS-Obersturmführer in the security service of the SS and alderman for the city of Mülheim
Oscar Achenbach (1868–1935), German portrait and landscape painter, graphic artist and draftsman
Erwin Heinz Ackerknecht (1906–1988), German-American politician and medical historian
Dariusz Adamczuk (* 1969), Polish football player
Friederike Adelung (1783–1817), German writer
Friedrich von Adelung (1768–1843), German-Russian lawyer and linguist, director of the Oriental Institute in Saint Petersburg
Willy Ahrens (1868 – after 1935), German entrepreneur and local politician in Stettin
Bernd Albert (* 1940), German officer, major general a. D., most recently commander of the army officers' school
Chava Alberstein (* 1947), Israeli singer and actress
Heinz-Eberhard Albrecht (* 1935), German engineer, former professor at the University of Rostock
Otto Altenburg (1873–1950), German historian and professor at the grammar school in Stettin
Knut Amelung (1939–2016), German criminal law scholar
Walter Amelung (1865–1927), German classical archaeologist
Carl Apstein (1862–1950), German zoologist, civil servant at the Prussian Academy of Sciences
Christian Heinrich Aschenbrenner (1654-1732), German composer and violinist, music director in Zeitz
Bartold Asendorpf (1888–1946), German painter and graphic artist

B.

Herbert von Bismarck , administrative lawyer and politician

Johannes Theodor Baargeld (1892–1927), co-founder of the Cologne Dada group and publisher
Ernst Bader (1914–1999), German actor, composer, songwriter
Ernst Badstübner (* 1931), German building and art historian and non-fiction author
Martin Baltzer (1898–1971), German naval officer, vice admiral in World War II
Georg Carl von Bandel (1746–1818), Prussian government director, president of the court of appeal in Ansbach
Otto Barsch-Olichschläger (1884 – after 1935), German engineer, specialist in motorized plow construction

Erich Bartels (1891–1961), German actor

Margrit Barth (* 1944), German politician (SED, PDS, Die Linke), former member of the Berlin House of Representatives

Marianne Baudler (1921–2003), German chemist, professor for inorganic and analytical chemistry at the University of Cologne

Hans-Peter Baum (* 1943), German economic historian, long-time director of the Documentation Center for Jewish History and Culture in Lower Franconia

Gerhard Becker (1910–2006), German Protestant pastor, local researcher and artist

Gerold Becker (1936–2010), pedagogue, head of the reform pedagogical Odenwald school, abuser

Joachim Christian Becker (1937–1996), German politician (CDU), member of the Hamburg Parliament

Eckhard Beetke (* 1939), German dentist and university professor

Joachim Behm (* 1941), German politician (FDP), former member of the state parliament in Schleswig-Holstein

Gustav Behnke (1837–1919), German architect and construction officer

Friedrich Behrens (1828–1872), German administrative officer, provisional district administrator of the Mettmann district

Conrad Benjamin (1869–1940), German ancient historian and high school teacher

Lothar Berg (1930–2015), German mathematician and university professor

Max Berg (1870–1947), German architect

Otto Karl Berg (1815–1866), German botanist and pharmacognostic, ao. Professor at the University of Berlin

Wilhelm Berger (1790–1858), German architect and construction clerk

Conrad Bergius (1592–1642), German Protestant theologian

Johann Bergius (1587–1658), German Reformed theologian

Dieter Berndt (1938–2013), German packaging technician and university professor

Georg Berndt (1880–1972), German physicist, measurement technician and university professor

Ernst-Dieter Bernhard (1924–2017), former German officer, most recently German military representative in the NATO military committee

Jan Bestry (* 1954), Polish politician and member of the Sejm

Albrecht Bethe (1872–1954), German physiologist

Erich Bethe (1863–1940), German classical philologist, professor in Leipzig

Martin Bethe (1866–1956), German doctor and genealogist

Ulrich Bettac (1897–1959), German-Austrian actor and theater director

Henriette Beyer (1782–1855), German-Polish painter, founded Poland's first painting school in Warsaw

Jarosław Biernat (1960–2019), Polish former football player

Marek Biliński (* 1953), Polish composer and multi-instrumentalist

Horst Bischoff (* 1936), head of the Institute of Customs Administration in the GDR

Herbert von Bismarck (1884–1955), German politician (DNVP), member of the Reichstag.

Johann David Blindow (~ 1720–1772), German local lawyer, Lord Mayor of Stettin from 1769 to 1772

Eberhard Blum (1940–2013), German flautist

Johann Heinrich Julius Blume (1795–1865), Prussian major general, most recently inspector of the 1st artillery fortress inspection

Felix Boehmer (1851–1920), German lawyer and member of the Prussian House of Representatives

Karl Heinrich von Boetticher (1833–1907), German statesman

Helge Bofinger (1940–2018), German architect and university professor

Karl von Böhlendorff-Kölpin (1855-1925), German manor owner and politician (German Conservative Party)

Erich Böhlke (1895–1979), German conductor and composer

Arno Bohm (* 1936), German-American physicist, professor at the University of Texas at Austin

Horst Wolfgang Böhme (* 1940), German archaeologist

Eduard Böhmer (1827–1906), German Romanist and Protestant theologian

Wilhelm Böhmer (1791-1842), German historian, teacher at Marienstiftsgymnasium

August Wilhelm Bohtz (1799–1880), German aesthetician and literary historian

Johannes Bökmann (1926–1998), German Catholic moral theologian

Hermann Bollnow (1906–1962), German historian

Otto Friedrich Bollnow (1903–1991), philosopher, educator, psychologist

Erwin Bootz (1907–1982), German pianist and entertainer, member of the Comedian Harmonists

Walter Borchard (1887–1948), German architect

Eldor Borck (1888–1951), German officer, police officer and politician (DNVP, DKP-DRP), Szczecin police chief

Heinrich Adrian Graf von Borcke (1715–1788), German officer and prince tutor

Heidrun Borgwardt (* 1934), German draftsman and painter

Grażyna Borkowska (* 1956), Polish literary historian and literary critic

Fritz Bose (1906–1975), German ethnomusicologist

Jens-Andrees Bose (* 1944), German music teacher, songwriter and choir conductor

Karl Heinrich von Bötticher (1833–1907), German civil servant and politician

Johann Christian Brandes (1735–1799), German actor and playwright

Hans Brandt (1928–2018), German journalist, editor-in-chief of the Schweriner Volkszeitung from 1971 to 1989

Günther Braun (1916–2004), German politician (SED), Lord Mayor of the city of Schwerin

Julie Braun-Vogelstein (1883–1971), German art historian, journalist and writer

Katharina Brauren (1910–1998), German actress

Johann Georg Emil von Brause (1774–1836), German officer, most recently director of the General War School in Berlin

Artur Brausewetter (1864–1946), German writer and pastor in Danzig

Max Brausewetter (1867–1916), German doctor and writer

Richard Brausewetter (1866–1916), German officer and writer

Joachim Brinkmann (* 1934), German politician (CDU), former member of the Hamburg Parliament

Matthias Bronisch (* 1937), German writer

Fritz Brotzen (1902–1968), geologist and paleontologist, emigrated to Sweden in 1933

Reinhard Bruns-Wüstefeld (1883–1967), German politician (DVP), district mayor of Berlin-Tempelhof

Otto Brussow († 1510), German Roman Catholic theologian and university professor

Eckhard Buchholz (* 1941), German painter and graphic artist

Albert Bülow (1883–1961), German politician (SPD), district administrator of the Franzburg district, member of the Reichstag

Michael Bürsch (1942–2012), German politician (SPD), member of the Bundestag

C.

Georg Cracow , lawyer and statesman, Chancellor of Saxony

Carl Calebow (1802–1883), German engineer, master builder, railroad director and building officer
Piotr Celeban (* 1985), Polish football player
Bogislaw Philipp von Chemnitz (1605–1678), German-Swedish constitutional lawyer and historian
Reinhard Cherubim (1906–1980), German chess player, chess journalist and chess official
Anselm Citron (1923–2014), physicist and university professor
Hans Collani (1908–1944), German Waffen SS standard leader
Martin Collin (1882–1906), German violinist
Gudrun Corvinus (1931–2006), German geologist, paleontologist and prehistorian
Georg Cracow (1525–1575), German lawyer and statesman
Alfred Friedrich Wilhelm Cramer (1863–1915), Prussian lieutenant colonel and military writer
Heinz von Cramer (1924–2009), radio play director and author
Julius Cosmar (1820–1899), landowner and benefactor of the city of Gotha
Theodor Crüger (1694–1751), Lutheran theologian and historian
Otto Cuntz (1865–1932), German-Austrian ancient historian
Maciej Czyżowicz (* 1962), Polish pentathlete

D.

Carl August Dohrn , entomologist, director of the Pomeranian Provincial Sugar Brewery

Heinz Dabelow (1922–2011), German local politician, Mayor of Stade
Martyna Dąbrowska (* 1994), Polish sprinter
Dorothee von Dadelsen (1920–2016), German journalist
Ernst Robert Daenell (1872–1921), German historian, professor at the University of Münster
Adolph Dahl (1886–1940), German architect
Arnim Dahl (1922-1998), German stuntman
Gerhard Dallmann (* 1926), German writer
Heinrich Philipp August Damerow (1798–1866), German physician, editor of the general journal for psychiatry
Otto Dammer (1839–1916), chemist, writer and publicist
Bruno Decker (1871–1922), German operetta librettist
Helga Deen (1925–1943), Jewish, Holocaust victim
George Degner (1847–1894), German-American ship doctor and surgeon
Wilhelm Denhard (1876–1944), German tax officer,
Jürgen Dennert (1935–1970), German political scientist, journalist and author
Gerhard Derbitz (1924–2004), German teacher and writer
Georg Detharding (1645–1712), German physician and author of textbooks for midwives and nursing staff
Jürgen Dethloff (1924–2002), German inventor, inventor of the microprocessor card and co-developer of the chip card
Elisabeth Philippine Karoline von Dewitz (1820–1899), German writer, published under the name Elise von Fernhain
Ferdinand Didier (1801–1867), German manufacturer, co-founder of the Szczecin chamotte factory F. Didier
August Dieckhoff (1805–1891), German architect, designed the Villa Hammerschmidt, among other things
Emil Dietrich (1844–1912), German builder
Wolfgang Diewerge (1906–1977), anti-Semitic propagandist
Wolfgang Dihlmann (1928–2013), German radiologist
Fritz Dittmer (1889–1970), German writer and musician
Alfred Döblin (1878–1957), German writer
Bruno Doer (1905 – after 1966), German ancient historian
Anton Dohrn (1840–1909), German zoologist, researcher of phylogeny
Carl August Dohrn (1806-1892), German entomologist, director of the Pomeranian Provincial Sugar Boiler
Georg Albert Dorschfeldt (1889–1979), German painter
Ulrich Draugelates (1934–2008), German mechanical engineer, professor at the Clausthal University of Technology
Christian Dreier (1610–1688), German Lutheran theologian, professor at the Albertina University in Königsberg
Karl-Heinz Drews (* 1929), former German officer, most recently lieutenant general of the NVA and city commander of East Berlin
Burkhard Driest (1939–2020), German actor and screenwriter
Walter Drum (1897–1987), German dentist, editor of the Zahnärztliche Rundschau
Hermann Dumrath (1818–1906), German government official, manor owner and member of the Prussian House of Representatives
Hermann Karl Dumrath (1854–1922), German administrative officer, member of the Prussian House of Representatives

E.

Karl Eberhardt (1887–1973), German lawyer and politician (FDP), member of the Bavarian state parliament
Horst Edig (* 1935), German politician (SPD), former member of the state parliament in Saarland
Lorenz Eichstaedt (1596–1660), German physician and astronomer, city physician in Stettin, later in Danzig
Ernst Heinrich Friedrich Carl von Eickstedt (1786–1830), Prussian officer in the Wars of Liberation and landowner
Günter Elsner (1916–1992), German politician (CDU), member of the Berlin House of Representatives and city elder of Berlin
Walter Empacher (1906–1945), German resistance fighter
Fritz Endell (1873–1955), German painter and graphic artist
Karl Friedrich Endell (1843–1891), German architect and construction clerk
Karl Engert (1877–1951), SS Oberführer and Vice President at the People's Court
Volker Erdmann (1941–2015), German biochemist, professor at the Free University of Berlin
Michael Ermann (* 1943), German doctor, psychoanalyst and university professor
Hans von der Esch (1862–1934), Prussian officer, most recently lieutenant general
Manfred Ewald (1926–2002), sports official in the GDR

F.

Paul von Fuchs , Brandenburg statesman, Chancellor of Pomerania

Johann Faber (1581–1622), German lawyer and syndic in Speyer and Lübeck
Anne-Marie Fabian (1920–1993), German journalist and writer
Günter Fahlbusch (* 1919), German politician
Joseph von Fallois (1849–1912), Prussian officer, most recently general of the infantry
Gustav von Faltzburg (1650–1719), Swedish lawyer and President of the Wismar Tribunal
Ruth Feiner (1909–1954), German novelist in German and English
Horst Feldmann (* 1932), German molecular biologist and university professor
Erika Fellner (* 1934), former German politician (SPD), member of the Hessian state parliament
Eberhard Fensch (1929–2017), German journalist and party official (SED)
Hans Joachim Flechtner (1902–1980), German scientist, journalist and writer
Carl Berend Sigismund von Flemming (1779–1835), District Administrator of the Cammin district
Hans Flemming (1886–1935), German aeronaut
Samuel Franck (1633 / 1634–1679), German church musician, cantor at the Katharineum in Lübeck
Werner von Frankenberg and Proschlitz (1868–1933), Prussian major general
Carl Fredrich (1871–1930), German archaeologist, historian and high school teacher
Jens Frehse (* 1943), German mathematician and university professor
Johann Anton von Freund (1734–1809), Prussian officer in the engineering corps, most recently major general
Carl Freybe (1886–1982), German politician (economic party) and official of the butchers' trade association
Conrad Freyberg (1842–1915), German painter and sculptor
Jakob Friedeborn (1607–1676), Brandenburg's secret budget secretary
Paul Friedeborn (1572–1637), German local politician and local historian, Mayor of Stettin
Georg Friederici (1866–1947), German ethnologist and colonial historian
Heiner Friedrich (* 1938), German art dealer, gallery owner and museum founder
Karl Fuchs (* 1932), German geophysicist
Paul von Fuchs (1640–1704), Brandenburg statesman, Chancellor of Pomerania
Ernst Joachim Fürsen (* 1942), German lawyer, local researcher in Schleswig-Holstein and former chairman of the Canal Association

G

Barnim Grüneberg , organ builder in Stettin

Mogens von Gadow (* 1930), German actor, director, dramaturge and voice actor
Karl Galster (1851–1931), German naval officer, most recently Vice Admiral of the Imperial Navy, maritime journalist
Peter Gäng (* 1942), German philosopher and Indologist
Gerhard Gauger (1896–1949), German architect and city planner
Werner Gauss (1911–1990), German journalist and author
Hannsludwig Geiger (1902–1980), journalist and writer
Eduard Ferdinand Geiseler (1781–1837), German pharmacist, doctor and botanist
Heinrich George (1893–1946), German actor
Carl Eduard Geppert (1811–1881), German classical philologist and historian, professor in Berlin
Iska Geri (1914–2002), German actress, diseuse and cabaret artist
Fritz Gerlich (1883–1934), German journalist, historian and resistance fighter
Gustav Gerneth (1905–2019), supercentenarian, the oldest German at the time of his death
Julius Gersdorff (1849–1907), German poet
Hans Paul Bernhard Gierke (1847–1886), German anatomist, temporarily professor at the Imperial University of Tokyo
Otto von Gierke (1841–1921), German lawyer, legal historian and social politician
Heinz Giese (1919–2010), German actor and voice actor
Hermann Glander (1902–1994), German journalist and writer
Hanno Goffin (1926–2011), German civil engineer
Theodor Goltdammer (1801–1872), German legal attorney, founded Goltdammer's archive for criminal law
Hans von der Goltz (1926–2018), German manager and writer
Klaus Gottstein (1924–2020), German physicist and peace researcher
Anna Grabka (* 1961), Polish ballerina, ballet master and choreographer
Otto Graeber (* 1926), German politician (SPD)
Hermann Graßmann (1809–1877), German mathematician and linguist
Hermann Graßmann the Younger (1857–1922), German mathematician, professor at the University of Giessen
Robert Graßmann (1815–1901), German publisher and writer
Kurt Graunke (1915–2005), German orchestra founder and composer
Christian Grawe (* 1935), German Germanist, professor emeritus at the University of Melbourne
Julius Grevenberg (1863–1927), German theater actor and director
Franz Gribel (1850–1943), German merchant and shipowner
Friedrich Wilhelm Gribel (1785–1846), German merchant and shipowner
Walter Groß (1928–2011), German politician (SPD), member of the Bremen citizenship
Philip Grot Johann (1841–1892), German painter, graphic artist and illustrator
Paul Arnold Grun (1872–1956), German genealogist and author
Ernst Grundmann (1861–1924), German lawyer and member of the Prussian House of Representatives
August Wilhelm Grüneberg (1787–1837), German organ builder, ran a workshop in Stettin
Barnim Grüneberg (1828–1907), German organ builder, ran a workshop in Szczecin
Hermann Grüneberg (1827–1894), German chemist and entrepreneur
Gitta Günther (* 1936), German archivist and non-fiction author
Günther Guse (1886–1953), German admiral in the Navy
Otto Guttentag (1900–1992), German-American psychiatrist and university professor

H

Ferdinand Henry , Prussian military officer, director of the Guard Corps

Klaus Haack (1933–2015), German lawyer and President of the Upper Administrative Court of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Dietrich Habeck (1925–2007), German physician, professor in Münster

Hans Joachim von Hagen (1646–1701), Prussian major general

Hans von Hagen (1775–1851), Prussian major general

Ekhart Hahn (* 1942), German architect, urban ecologist and university lecturer

Gero Hammer (* 1933), German director and former politician (NDPD)

Heinrich Hammermeister (1799–1860), German opera singer

Oscar Hammerstein I (1847–1919), German-American theater and opera producer

Friedrich Hartwich (after 1590 - 1644/76), German lawyer and secretary of the Hanse office in Bergen

Carl Gustav Friedrich Hasselbach (1809–1882), German local politician and mayor of Magdeburg

Gustav Hasselbach (1818–1898), German tax officer, most recently chairman of the Central Statistical Commission

Jerzy Hawrylewicz (1958-2009), football player

Heinrich Haxel (1901–1971), German librarian and literary scholar

Klaus-Jürgen Hedrich (* 1941), German politician (CDU), former Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development

Peter Heidrich (1929–2007), German scholar of religion and linguistics

Bernhard Heiliger (1915–1995), German sculptor

Eckard Heintz (* 1935), German cultural manager

Siegfried Heinzel (1870–1926), German theater actor

Brigitta Helbig-Mischewski (* 1963), German Slavist, writer and literary scholar

Hans-Joachim Heldt (* 1934), former German diplomat, ambassador to African countries

Michael Henck (1667–1715), admiral in the Swedish service

Ferdinand Henry (1819–1891), senior Prussian military officer

August Gottlieb Ludwig Hering (1736–1770), German lawyer, poet of evangelical sacred songs

Franz Hessel (1880–1941), German writer, translator and editor

Albrecht von Heyden-Linden (1872–1946), German landowner, member of the Provincial Parliament of the Province of Pomerania

Ernst von Heyden (1837–1917), German politician, landscape director of Western Pomerania and member of the Prussian mansion

Rudolf Heyden (* 1920), Lord Mayor of Rostock

Wilhelm von Heyden-Cadow (1839–1920), German politician, Prussian Minister for Agriculture, Domains and Forests

Theodor Hildebrandt (1804–1874), German painter

Wolf Hildebrandt (1906–1999), German painter, draftsman, author, composer, dramaturge and director

Egon Hillgenberg (1883–1963), German teacher and writer

Franz Hirschfeld (1893–1979), German politician (SPD), member of the Berlin House of Representatives

Max Hochdorf (1880–1948), German playwright, theater critic and journalist

Rudolf Höber (1873–1953), German physiologist and university professor

Hans Hoffmann (1848–1909), German writer

Heiko Hoffmann (* 1935), German politician

Ingfried Hoffmann (* 1935), German jazz organist, pianist, trumpeter, arranger and composer

Joachim Hoffmann (1905–1934), German SS leader and Gestapo employee, commandant of the concentration camp in Stettin-Bredow

Karl Hoffmann (1823–1859), doctor and naturalist

Hartmut Hofrichter (* 1939), German architect, monument conservator and university professor

Theodor von Holleben (1838–1913), German diplomat

Samuel Christian Hollmann (1696–1787), German philosopher and natural scientist

Karl-Heinz Hollstein (1919–2014), German officer, most recently major general and head of the Schwerin military district command of the NVA

Jörg Holm (1940–2000), German actor

Michael Holm (* 1943), German pop singer, lyricist and producer

Hans-Günter Hoppe (1922-2000), German politician (FDP)

Ernst Horneffer (1871–1954), German free religious lecturer and philosopher

Antje Huber (1924–2015), German politician (SPD)

Werner Shell (1903–1992), German lawyer, military lawyer in the Wehrmacht High Command, later judge at the Federal Court of Justice

Anders Hultgård (* 1936), Swedish religious scholar and theologian

Auguste Hüssener (1789–1877), German engraver

I.

Hellmut Ippen (1925–1998), German dermatologist, director of the University Dermatology Clinic in Göttingen
Inga Iwasiów (* 1963), Polish literary historian, literary critic, prose writer and poet

J

Monty Jacobs (1875–1945), German writer and journalist
Regina-Elisabeth Jäck (* 1956), German politician (SPD) and member of the Hamburg Parliament
Rafał Janicki (* 1992), Polish football player
Bernd Janowski (* 1943), German Protestant theologian
Siegmund Jaroch (1926–2016), German politician (CDU), member of the Berlin House of Representatives
Jürgen Jentsch (* 1939), German politician (SPD)
Leon Jessel (1871–1942), German operetta composer
Manfred Jonischkies (* 1942), German officer, most recently Major General of the NVA
Edith Junghans (1887–1968), German painter and art teacher, wife of chemistry professor Otto Hahn
Rudolf Jungklaus (1882–1961), German Protestant theologian, pastor of the Confessing Church in Pankow

K

Catherine the Great , Tsarina of Russia

Günter Kalwert (* 1930), major general of the GDR People's Army

Hans Kammler (1901–1945), SS-Obergruppenführer and general of the Waffen SS

Rudolf von Kanitz (1822–1902), Prussian officer, most recently lieutenant general

Friedrich Wilhelm Kantzenbach (1932–2013), German church historian

Detlef Kappeler (* 1938), German architect, painter, draftsman and university professor

Alfred Kase (1877–1945), German opera singer (baritone) and poet

Catherine II , known as Catherine the Great (1729–1796), Tsarina of Russia

Martin Kausche (1915–2007), German painter and graphic artist

Paul Kellermann (* 1937), German and Austrian sociologist

Franz Kern (1830–1894), German classical philologist, Germanist and grammar school teacher, director of the city grammar school in Stettin

Walter Freiherr von Keyserlingk (1869–1946), German naval officer, most recently Vice Admiral of the Imperial Navy

Manfred Kiese (1910–1983), German pharmacologist and toxicologist

Knut Kiesewetter (1941–2016), German singer, songwriter and trombonist

Heinrich Kirchweger (1809–1899), German railway engineer

Brigitte Kirsche (1923–2017), German film editor

Waldemar Kita (* 1953), Polish-French entrepreneur and football official

Hans Klein (1891–1944), German officer, fighter pilot in World War I, major general in World War II

Franz Kasimir von Kleist (1736–1808), German officer, most recently Prussian general of the infantry, handed over the Magdeburg fortress in 1806

Wilhelm Heinrich Friedrich von Kleist (1785–1867), German officer, most recently characterized by Prussian major general

Josef Kliersfeld (1908–1998), after 1949 Joseph Kalir , German rabbi and theologian

Piotr Klimek (* 1973), Polish musicologist, composer and university professor

Gebhard von Knebel Doeberitz (1848–1921), German landowner and member of the Prussian manor house

Ludwig von Knebel Doeberitz (1844–1900), German landowner and member of the Prussian manor house

Julius Friedrich Knüppeln (1757–1840), German writer

Karl Richard von Koch (1852–1924), physicist, meteorologist and university professor

Peter Koch (1929–1990), German secret service cadre, major general of the MfS

Karl Kolbielski (1752–1831), German financial expert, entrepreneur, adventurer and political agent

Ayyub Axel Köhler (* 1938), Chairman of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany since 2006

Christian Philipp Koehler (1778–1842), German civil servant, Prussian Real Privy Council and member of the State Council

Bernd Köhlert (1942–1964), German mercenary, was killed in the Congo during the Simba rebellion

Otto Wilhelm von Königsmarck (1840–1879), German manor owner and member of the Prussian House of Representatives

Ernst Wilhelm Kohls (1931–2001), German theologian and church historian

Siegfried Koller (1908–1998), German social medicine specialist

Heinz König (* 1929), German mathematician and university professor

Karla König (1889–1963), German journalist, writer and cultural functionary

Volker Koepp (* 1944), German documentary film director

Marek Kolbowicz (* 1971), Polish rower

Aldona Kopkiewicz (* 1984), Polish poet and publicist

Hugo Körte (1897–1974), German art teacher and artist

Gerd Kostmann (* 1941), German soccer player

Fritz Kraemer (1900–1959), German officer, SS brigade leader and major general of the police and the Waffen SS

Knud Krakau (* 1934), German lawyer and political scientist, professor emeritus at the Free University of Berlin

Werner Krause (1907–1945), German communist, resistance fighter against National Socialism in Stettin

Wolfgang Krawietz (1920–2001), General Staff Doctor in the Bundeswehr

Aneta Kręglicka (* 1965), Miss World 1989

Andreas Kretzschmer (1775–1839), German lawyer and folk song researcher

Johannes Krohn (1884–1974), German ministerial official, Reich Commissioner for the Treatment of Hostile Property

Siegfried Krug (1939–1968), killed on the Berlin Wall

Carl Wilhelm August Krüger (1797–1868), German lawyer and art collector

Fritz J. Krüger (* 1941), German paleontologist

Hubert Krüger (1914–2002), physicist, longstanding director of the Physics Institute at the University of Tübingen

Johann Conrad Krüger (1733–1791), German engraver and portrait painter, professor of drawing in Berlin

Manfred Krüger (1925–1996), sociologist and university professor

Friedrich Ferdinand Heinrich Kruse (1874–1945), German captain and naval officer, commodore of the Hamburg-American Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft

Jutta Kruse (* 1940), German table tennis player

Oskar Kruse (1847-1919), German painter

Klaus Kübler (1936–2007), German politician (SPD) and member of the German Bundestag

Roland Kuchenbuch (* 1943), German actor

Daria Kuczer (* 1999), Polish tennis player

Franz Theodor Kugler (1808–1858), German art historian and writer

Louise Kugler (1811–1884), German painter

Anselm Kühl (* 1939), German geologist and university professor

Katharina Kühl (* 1939), German author

Georg Kuhlmeyer (1894–?), German poet

Agata Kulesza (* 1971), Polish actress

Udo Kultermann (1927–2013), German art historian, museum director

Fred Kunde (1912–?), German politician (SPD), member of the Bremen citizenship

Wilhelm Kunstmann (1844–1934), German shipowner, founder of the Stettiner shipping company W. Kunstmann

Eberhard von Kurowski (1895–1957), German lieutenant general in World War II

Kurt Küther (1929–2012), German working-class writer

Berthold Küttner (1870-?), German rower

Dietrich von Kyaw (* 1934), German diplomat, former permanent representative to the European Union

L.

Illobrand von Ludwiger , astrophysicist and book author

Magnus Lagerström (1691–1759), director of the Swedish East India Company
Fritz Lamm (1911–1977), German socialist publicist, resistance fighter against National Socialism
Ortrun Landmann (* 1937), German musicologist
Henry Lange (1821-1893), German cartographer and writer
Max Lange (1883–1923), German Go player
Hugo Laurin (1844–1921), Prussian lieutenant general, most recently in command of the 75th Infantry Brigade in Allenstein
Tomasz Lazar (* 1985), Polish photographer
Ernst Leese (1858–1938), German civil servant, worked on the Reich Insurance Code
Paul Lehmann (1875–1928), German publisher
Heinrich Lengerich (1790–1865), German history and portrait painter
Hans von Lenke (1837–1917), Prussian general and commander of the 19th division
Monika Lennartz (* 1938), German actress
Heinzlesener (1919–2011), German politician (SED), Lord Mayor of Stralsund
Ernst Josef Lesser (1879–1928), German physiologist, one of the discoverers of insulin
Julius Lessing (1843–1908), German art historian, first director of the Berlin Kunstgewerbemuseum
Paul von Leszczynski (1830–1918), German officer, Prussian infantry general
Konrad Levezow (1770–1835), German classical archaeologist, prehistorian, poet and author
Julo Levin (1901–1943), German expressionist painter
Paul Levy (1876–1943), German mechanical engineer and railroad worker
Rudolf Levy (1875–1944), German expressionist painter
Isabella Lewandowski (* 1970), German actress
Marcin Lewandowski (* 1987), Polish athlete
Eva Liebenberg (1890–1971) German opera and concert singer (alto)
Heinrich Liepmann (1904–1983), German-British economist
Eckard Lindemann (* 1937), German lawyer and local politician in Berlin (CDU)
Peter Lindemann (1933–2019), German judge and ministerial official
Otto Lindenberg (1894–1968), German politician (KPD), member of the Hanoverian Landtag appointed in 1946
Karl Emil Lischke (1813–1886), German local politician and mollusc researcher, Lord Mayor of Elberfeld
Artur Daniel Liskowacki (* 1956), Polish writer, essayist and theater critic
Adam Liszczak (* 1981), Polish football player
Werner Loewe (* 1941), German politician (SPD), former member of the Hamburg Parliament
Nikolaus Löwe († 1536), German lawyer and university professor
Alwin von Loos (1824–1883), Prussian lieutenant general and commander of Mainz
Hugo von Loos (1820–1883), Prussian lieutenant general and commander of the 28th Infantry Brigade
Elisabeth Lorenz (1904–1996), German politician (SPD), member of the Berlin House of Representatives
Alex Lubawinski (* 1950), German politician (SPD), member of the Berlin House of Representatives
Harald Lucht (1935–2020), German geodesist, former Senate Councilor of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
Werner Luckenbach (1900–1982), German pharmacist, curator of the German Pharmacy Museum
Albert Bogislav Lüdecke (1834–1910), German landscape painter from the Düsseldorf School
Carl Johann Lüdecke (1826–1894), German architect
Jens Lüdtke (1941–2019), German Romanist
Illobrand von Ludwiger (* 1937), German astrophysicist and book author, known for his publications on the UFO phenomenon
Peter Christian Ludz (1931–1979), German political scientist and sociologist
Gerd Lüpke (1920–2002), German writer, radio author, translator, radio announcer and reciter

M.

Johann Carl Friedrich Meyer , owner of the court and garrison pharmacy in Stettin

Oskar Maaß (1910–1986), German civil engineer and sports official, president of 1. FC Cologne
Hans Maeter (1923–2012), German writer and translator
Radosław Majdan (* 1972), Polish football player
Andrzej Mąkowski (* 1957), former Polish cyclist
Dany Mann (1938–2010), German singer and actress
Michał Marcinkiewicz (* 1984), Polish politician
Dieter Markhoff (* 1940), German politician (CDU)
Adolf Marks (1838–1904), German bookseller and publisher, worked in Saint Petersburg
Hansjürgen Matthies (1925–2008), German pharmacologist and neuroscientist
Camilla Mayer (real: Lotte Witte , 1918–1940), high wire artist
Reinhard Mecke (1895–1969), German physicist, professor in Freiburg
Carl Meister (1888–1962), German businessman, chairman of the Society for Pomeranian History, Archeology and Art
Friedrich Wilhelm Meister (1870–1946), German administrative lawyer, State Secretary in the Prussian Ministry of the Interior
Curt Merckel (1858–1921), German engineer, building director in Hamburg
Benno Meyer-Wehlack (1928–2014), German writer
Erich Meyer (1900–1968), politician, member of the German Bundestag
Heinrich Meyer (1767–1828), German physician
Hugo von Meyer (1837–1902), German lawyer, professor for criminal law and criminal procedure law in Tübingen
Johann Carl Friedrich Meyer (1739–1811), German pharmacist and chemist, owner of the court pharmacy in Stettin
Ursula Meyer (1923–1969), German art historian, museum director and painter
Clemens Michaelis (1587–1630), German local lawyer, mayor of Stettin from 1616 to 1630
Gustavus Michaelis (1844–1925), German-American chemist and pharmacist
Heinz-Georg Wilhelm Migeod (1918–2010), German officer, historian, orientalist, author and businessman
Klaus Milbradt (1940-2007), German gymnast, DTB national trainer
Dariusz Miłek (* 1968), Polish entrepreneur
Günter Mittag (1926–1994), German politician, member of the Central Committee of the SED
Hans Moderow (1877–1945), German Evangelical Lutheran pastor and church historian
Hans-Jürgen Mohr (* 1938), German lawyer, former board member of Bayer AG
Ludwig Most (1807–1883), German Biedermeier painter
Mr. Cox (1932–2012), real name Jürgen Wolfgramm, German magician (illusionist)
August Müller (1848-1892), German orientalist
Karl Ferdinand Müller (1911–1974), German Lutheran theologian and musicologist
Rudolf Müller (1938–2016), German politician (CDU), member of the Berlin House of Representatives
Harry Mündel (1876–1946), German naval officer in the Imperial Navy

N

Katarzyna Nosowska , singer and columnist

Grzegorz Napieralski (* 1974), Polish politician, member of the Sejm
Adolf von Nassau (1889–?), German administrative lawyer and district administrator in the Lebus and Wittmund districts
Günter Nebelung (1906–1999), German lawyer, director of the Association of the German Insurance Industry
Heinz Neuber (1906–1989), German mechanical engineer and university professor
Angelika Niescier (* 1970), German jazz musician and band leader
Paul von Nießen (1857–1937), German high school teacher and historian
Dietlef Niklaus (1928–2016), German educator and university lecturer
Bartek Nizioł (* 1974), Polish violinist, concertmaster of the Zurich Opera Orchestra
Ilse Noack (1886–?), German writer and politician (DNVP), member of the Prussian state parliament
Volker Nölle (* 1937), German literary scholar and university professor
Rudolf von Normann (1806–1882), German painter, draftsman, lithographer and set designer
Katarzyna Nosowska (* 1971), Polish singer
Margit Nünke (1930–2015), German photo model for cosmetics and actress

O

Friedrich Ossig , CEO of DEVK

Gerhard Obermüller (1912–1995), German athlete, six-time Pomeranian champion
Ferdinand Oelschläger (1798–1858), German organist and composer, organist at the castle church in Stettin
Max Oelschlaeger (1861–?), German lawyer, judge at the Imperial Court
Christoph Otto Oesler (1602–1657), German physician
Paul Oestreich (1876 – after 1939), German journalist and politician (DNVP), co-founder of the Deutsche Zeitung für Chile
Traugott Konstantin Oesterreich (1880–1949), German religious philosopher and psychologist
Wilhelm Ohm (1905–1965), German painter, draftsman, sculptor and architect
Rudolf Olden (1885–1940), German journalist and lawyer
Friedrich Ossig (1912–2004), German lawyer at the Reichsbahn and the Bundesbahn, Chairman of the Board of DEVK
Ilona Ostrowska (* 1974), Polish actress
Anton Otto (1852–1930), German theater actor, director and director as well as translator
Johannes Otto († 1545), German lawyer and clergyman, professor in Greifswald, rector of the university in 1519, 1524/25 and 1543
August von Owstien (1771–1847), Prussian major general and commandant of the Graudenz fortress

P

Robert Prutz , publicist Vormarz

Karl Pankow (1905–1973), German politician (KPD, SED, NDPD)
Ernst-Georg Pantel (1922–2003), manager of the aviation industry
Wolfhart Pannenberg (1928–2014), German Protestant theologian
Dita Parlo (1908–1971), German-French film actress
Joachim Pauli (1733–1812), German printer and publisher
Louise Pauli (1774–1823), German printer and publisher
Stefan Pelny (* 1938), German lawyer, former State Secretary in the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Justice
Herman von Petersdorff (1864–1929), German historian, archivist and author
Malte Petzel (1930–1972), German actor, director and radio play speaker
Hans Pfeiffer (1879–1960 in Kiel), German engineer, President of the Kiel Waterways Directorate and builder of the Hindenburg dam
Annelise Pflugbeil (1918–2015), German musician
Andrzej Piątak (* 1969), Polish politician, member of the Sejm
Wilhelm Pieth (1883–1934), German librarian and politician in Lübeck
Karl Pietsch (1860–1930), German Romance scholar and Hispanist, professor at the University of Chicago
Richard Pietschmann (1851–1923), German orientalist and librarian
Johannes Pinsk (1891–1957), German theologian
Otto Karl Lorenz von Pirch (1765–1824), Prussian lieutenant general
Jan Maria Piskorski (* 1956), Polish historian and university professor
Werner Plath (1902–1971), German insurance manager, President of the Association of the German Insurance Industry
Paul von Ploetz (1839–1915), German landowner, member of the Prussian manor house
Urban Plotzke (1907–1983), German Dominican, cathedral preacher in Cologne
Wolfram Plotzke (1908–1954), German Dominican and artist
Georg Friedrich Pohl (1788–1849), German natural scientist and natural philosopher
Adolf Pompe (1831–1889), German poet and pastor, author of the Pommernlied
Benjamin Potzerne (1665–1699), German university professor, professor of logic and metaphysics in Greifswald
Patrycja Pożerska (* 1984), Polish national soccer player
Ernst Preuse (before 1886 – after 1904), German opera singer
Günter Preuss (1924–2011), German biologist, educator and natural scientist
Emil Prill (1867–1940), German flautist
Robert Prutz (1816–1872), German writer, playwright and press historian
Gerhard Puchelt (1913–1987), German pianist

Q

Ludwig Quandt (1801–1871), German Protestant pastor and historian
Martin Quistorp (1861–1929), German entrepreneur

R.

Kurt Redenz , philatelist and postal historian

Paul Rabbow (1867–1956), German classical philologist

Günter Radtke (1927–1987), German policeman and writer

Emil Rahm (1804–1882), German businessman and member of the Frankfurt National Assembly

Mathilde Ramm (1856–1877), German theater actress

Grzegorz Rasiak (* 1979), Polish football player

Eitel-Friedrich Rechel (1916 – after 1963), German politician (CDU), member of the People's Chamber of the GDR

Heinrich von Reckow (1815–1895), Prussian major general and commander of the 29th Cavalry Brigade

Kurt Redenz (* 1931), German philatelist and postal historian

Johann Wilhelm Redtel (1737–1799), German local lawyer, Lord Mayor of Stettin

Hermann Otto Reimarus (1857–1920), German local politician, Lord Mayor of Magdeburg

Georg Reinke (1907–1965), German politician (SPD), member of the Berlin House of Representatives

Wojciech Reszko (* 1956), Polish judoka

Margret Rettich (1926–2013), German illustrator and children's book author

Christopherus Riccius (1590–1643), German lawyer and municipal lawyer of Danzig

Johannes Richter (1895–1970), German journalist and politician (SPD)

Konrad Richter (1903–1979), German geologist, professor and head of the Geological Institute at the TU Hannover

Lutz Riemann (* 1940), German actor, journalist and author, known as Lieutenant Zimmermann in the Polizeiruf 110 series

Detlev Riesner (* 1941), German biophysicist and university professor

Ernst Ring (1921–1984), German local politician and racing driver

Emil von Rintelen (1897–1981), German diplomat

Enno von Rintelen (1891–1971), German officer, general of the infantry

Fritz-Joachim von Rintelen (1898–1979), German philosopher and university professor

Heinrich Robolski (1858–1939), German patent lawyer and President of the Imperial Patent Office

Richard Römer (1887–1963), German agricultural scientist, university professor and specialist book author

Hans Christoph von Rohr (* 1938), German industrial lawyer

Lotte Rose (1885–1964), German actress and writer

Albert Rossow (1857–1943), German composer and conductor

Artur Rother (1885–1972), German conductor and composer

Max Runge (1849–1909), German gynecologist

Karla Runkehl (1930–1986), German actress

S.

Johann Adolph Schinmeier , theologian and orientalist, rector of the Academic Gymnasium in Stettin

Alicja Sakaguchi (* 1954), Polish linguist and university teacher
Fritz Singer (1901–1984), German journalist and politician (SPD)
Richard Salis (1931–1988), German writer
Martin Saltzwedel (1906–1987), German naval officer
Adam Joachim Sander (~ 1720–1769), German local lawyer, Lord Mayor of Szczecin
Karl Gustav von Sandrart (1817–1898), German officer, Prussian general of the infantry
Albert Saunier (1880–1932), German diplomat
Max von Schack (1853–1924), German officer, Prussian general of the infantry
Gustav Schadeloock (1732–1819), German mathematician, philosopher, physicist and architect
Justus Scheibert (1831–1903), Prussian engineer officer, war correspondent from the American Civil War
Christian Friedrich Scherenberg (1798–1881), German poet
Manfred Schidlowski (1933–2012), German geochemist, professor at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz
Gustav Adolf Schiffmann (1814–1883), German Protestant clergyman, archdeacon at St. Jacobi in Stettin and Freemason
Johann Adolph Schinmeier (1733–1796), German Protestant theologian and orientalist
Gustav Graf von Schlabrendorf (1750-1824), German writer
Carl Ludwig Schleich (1859–1922), German surgeon and writer
Karl Friedrich von Schlippenbach (1658–1723), Prussian cavalry general and diplomat
Karl von Schlözer (1854–1916), German diplomat and writer
Albert Schlutow (1838–1909), German industrialist, banker and politician, co-owner of the banking house Wm. Schlutow
Bruno Schmidt (1924–2003), German politician (CDU), member of the Lower Saxony state parliament
Carl Schmidt (before 1838 – before 1902), German theater actor, singer, dancer and theater manager
Erich Schmidt-Kabul (1897–1961), German sculptor
Jürgen Schmidt-Radefeldt (* 1939), German Romance studies and linguist
Stefan Schmidt (* 1941), German captain, refugee commissioner for the state of Schleswig-Holstein
Gustav Heinrich Schneider (1859–1909), German writer, student historian and fraternity official
Wolfgang Schnur (1944–2016), German lawyer, co-founder and chairman of the Democratic Awakening party
Gustav von Schönberg (1839–1908), German economist
Günther Scholl (1909–1999), German diplomat, ambassador to Pakistan and Denmark
Hasso Scholz (* 1937), German pharmacologist, toxicologist and university professor emeritus
Ernst Schroeder (1928–1989), German painter
Günter Schröder (* 1929), German crop scientist
Hans Schröder (1868–1938), German gynecologist and university professor
Hans Schroeder (1928–2014), German graphic artist, puppet maker, puppeteer and television director
Walter Schröder (1907 - after 1987), German politician (SED)
Hans Dietrich Schultz (* 1934), German numismatist, works on ancient numismatics
Heiko Schultz (* 1940), German politician (SPD), former member of the Bavarian State Parliament
Benno Schulz (1935–2005), German painter and graphic artist, university drawing teacher at the Martin Luther University in Halle (Saale)
Johann Wilhelm Friedrich von Schulz (1829–1899), Prussian lieutenant general, organizer of the military railways
Kurt Schulz (1922–2017), German politician (SPD)
Matthias Schulz (1900–1981), German Evangelical Lutheran theologian and church councilor
Wolfgang Schulz (1941–1992), German songwriter, composer and music producer
Eckhard Schulze-Fielitz (* 1929), German architect
Bruno Schuster (1884–1946), German lawyer, judge at the Imperial Court
Gerd-Eckhardt Schuster (1937–2013), German politician (SED, PDS)
Harry Schütt (* 1930), former officer of the Central Enlightenment Administration of the GDR, most recently Major General
Samuel Conrad Schwach (1731–1781), German-Norwegian printer and publisher, founded Norway's first newspaper
Caspar Schwartz (around 1595 - 1649), German theologian, pedagogue, physician, mathematician and calendar maker
Stefan Schwerdtfeger (1928–2018), German architect, sculptor and painter
Friedrich Ernst August von Schwichow (1798–1868), German horse breeder
Ellen Schwiers (1930–2019), German actress, mother of Katerina Jacob
Werner Seelenbinder (1904–1944), German wrestler and communist
Johann Jakob Sell (1754–1816), German schoolmaster and historian
Christian Gottlieb Selle (1748–1800), physician and philosopher
Otto Sepke (1910–1997), German communist and SED functionary.
Kazimierz Sidorczuk (* 1967), Polish-Austrian football goalkeeper
Erich Sielaff (1889–1960), German literary scholar and folklorist
Horst Sielaff (* 1937), German politician (SPD) and former member of the German Bundestag, former federal chairman of the Central Association of Central and East Germans
Karl Silex (1896–1982), German journalist, editor-in-chief of the Tagesspiegel
Johann Sithmann (1602–1666), German lawyer, professor at the grammar school in Stettin
Reinhold Solger (1817–1866), statesman, scholar and writer
Christa Springe (* 1926), German Protestant pastor, social worker and ecumenical activist
Gerd Staegemann (1927–1995), German dentist, university professor and politician (NDPD)
Alexander Stahlberg (1912–1995), officer in the military resistance around Stauffenberg
Klaus Hinrich Stahmer (* 1941), German composer, former president of the Society for New Music
Przemysław Stańczyk (* 1985), Polish swimmer
Albert Stankowski (* 1971), Polish historian, head of the intangible collection of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Dietrich Starck (1908–2001), German doctor, biologist and university professor
Filip Starzyński (* 1991), Polish football player
August Steffen (1825–1910), German pediatrician, head of the Szczecin Children's Hospital
Johann Joachim Steinbrück (1760–1841), German Protestant pastor
Kurt Steinhaus (1938–1991), German sociologist and political scientist, full-time employee of the German Communist Party
Horst Stern (1922–2019), German journalist, filmmaker and writer
Manfred Stolpe (1936–2019), German politician (SPD)
Manfred Strahl (1940–2000), German journalist, editor and writer
Rudi Strahl (1931–2001), German playwright, storyteller and poet
Richard Straube (1927–2018), German pastor, author and program speaker
Wighard Strehlow (* 1939), German alternative practitioner and author
Hans Strelow (* 1940), German gallery owner
Wilhelm Studemund (1843–1889), German classical philologist and university professor
Clara von Sydow (1854–1928), German writer
Kurt Sydow (1908–1981), German music teacher, composer and musicologist
Szymon Szewczyk (* 1982), Polish basketball player

T

Konrad Telmann , lawyer and writer

Lukas Taccius (1552–1612), German teacher, rector of the Greifswald council school
Ulrich Teichler (* 1942), German sociologist and university researcher, professor emeritus at the University of Kassel
Konrad Telmann (1854–1897), German lawyer and writer, born Ernst Otto Konrad Zitelmann
Wilhelm Telschow (1809–1872), German accountant, author and librettist
Richard Tennigkeit (1900–1944), German communist resistance fighter against National Socialism and victims of National Socialism
Emil Teschendorff (1833–1894), German history and architecture painter, professor at the Academy of Arts in Berlin
Wolfgang Thadewald (1936–2014), German collector, bibliographer, publisher, editor, author and important Jules Verne expert
Otto Theel (* 1940), German politician (SED, PDS, Die Linke)
Gudrun Theuerkauff (* 1937), German fencer
Carl Gotthilf Tilebein (1760–1820), culturally committed merchant in Stettin
Albert Eduard Toepffer (1841–1924), German industrialist
Fritz Toepffer (1878–1969), German lawyer, judge at the Schwerin Higher Regional Court
Richard Toepffer (1840-1919), German industrialist
Christian Tomuschat (* 1936), German lawyer and university professor, former member of the UN Human Rights Committee and the UN International Law Commission
August Ludwig Ferdinand Triest (1768–1831), German architect and construction clerk
Carl Ferdinand Triest (1797 / 1798–1889), German government official, director of the Rentenbank for the province of Pomerania
Heinrich Triest (1811–1885), German church musician and composer, organist at the St. Gertrudkirche in Stettin
Johann Carl Friedrich Triest (1764–1810), German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and music writer, pastor at the Jakobikirche in Stettin
Ernst Günter Troche (1909–1971), German art historian, art dealer and museum director
Hans Heinrich von Twardowski (1898–1958), film actor

U

Werner Uhink (1896–1973), German geodesist
Rika Unger (1917–2002), German sculptor
Cezary Urban (* 1963), politician and member of the Sejm

V

Felicita von Vestvali , singer and actress

Karl Friedrich Vangerow (1723–1750), German administrative officer, founder of the Vangerow Realschule in Stargard
Wilhelm von Vangerow (1745–1816), German civil servant and historian, district president in Magdeburg
Henning Venske (* 1939), German actor, cabaret artist, presenter and writer
Herbert Venske (1908–2001), German Lutheran theologian and writer
Felicita Vestvali (1831-1880), German singer and actress
Udo Vietz (1906–1965), German emcee and author
Heinrich Vogel (1879–1960), German teacher and writer
Theodor Vogelstein (1880–1957), German banker and industrialist
Gerhard Völker (1905–1972), German politician
Manfred Voigt (1935–2001), German politician (SED), head of the light, food and district-managed industry of the SED Central Committee
Theophil Andreas Volckmar (~ 1684–1768), German organist and composer, most recently at the Stettin Jakobikirche
Manfred Vollack (1940–1999), German non-fiction author, author of local history books on Pomerania
Dirk Vorberg (* 1942), German psychologist and university professor
Otto Voss (1879–1945), German poet, teacher at the König-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Stettin

W.

Wolfgang Wegener , vice admiral and maritime strategic thinker

Walter Wadephul (1901–1968), sculptor
Karl Waechter (1840–1913), German civil engineer, building contractor and founder of railway companies
Max Waechter (1837–1924), British businessman, art collector and philanthropist, thought leader in the unification of Europe
August Wagner (1816–1896), German organist and choir director, music director and organist at St. Nikolai in Greifswald
Hermann Wagner (* 1942), German gastroenterologist, diabetologist and university professor
Friedrich Waldow (1915–2013), German deaf activist
Dietrich Walther (1942–2016), German entrepreneur, founder of the Business and Information Technology School
Krzysztof Warlikowski (* 1962), Polish theater director
Konrad Wasielewski (* 1984), Polish rower
Hermann Wasserfuhr (1823–1897), German physician, Ministerialrat in the Ministry for Alsace-Lorraine
Ernst Wasserzieher (1860–1927), German etymologist
Erwin Wegner (1909–1945), track and field athlete and Olympic participant
Richard Wegner (1815–1894), German administrative lawyer, district president in Stettin from 1882 to 1887
Ulli Wegner (* 1942), German boxing trainer and former amateur boxer
Wolfgang Wegener (1875–1956), German admiral of the Imperial Navy and the Imperial Navy
Martin Wehrmann (1861–1937), most important regional historian for Pomerania
Karl Weinbacher (1898–1946), German manager and war criminal
Katharina Weise (1888–1975), German writer
Hilde Weissner (1909–1987), German actress
Max Wellmann (1863–1933), German classical philologist and medical historian
Joachim Wenzel (1940–2009), German lawyer, Vice President of the Federal Court of Justice from 2002 to 2005
Franz Wichards (1856–1919), architect and builder
Klaus Wiegandt (* 1939), former German manager, until 1998 CEO of Metro AG
Wolfgang Wiens (1941–2012), German dramaturge and theater director
Gernot Wießner (1933–1999), German orientalist
Ulrich Wilcken (1862–1944), German ancient historian and papyrologist
Sylwia von Wildburg (* 1977), German actress
Jörg Willer (1936–2017), German pedagogue and university lecturer for physics didactics
Charlotte Willott (1887–1978), German photographer
Gustav Wimmer (1877–1964), German painter
Klaus Winkelmann (1939–2007), German soccer player, professional at 1. SC Göttingen 05 and VfV Hildesheim
Matthias Winner (* 1931), German art historian
Ludwig von Winterfeld (1798–1889), Prussian major general in the engineering corps
Peter Wintruff (* 1940), German politician (SPD), former member of the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg
Ernst Witte (1829–1910), German lawyer and member of the German Reichstag
Georg Wobbermin (1869–1943), German Protestant theologian
Małgorzata Wojtyra (* 1989), Polish cyclist
Horst Wolffgramm (1926–2020), German educationalist
Elsbeth Wolffheim (1934–2002), German literary historian, Slavist, translator and author
Marie Wollmann (1829–1908), German kindergarten teacher and educator in Halle an der Saale
Ernst Wossidlo (1884–1973), German builder and sculptor
Friedrich Graf von Wrangel (1784–1877), Prussian general
Sophie Dorothee von Württemberg (1759–1828), Princess of Württemberg, as Marija Fjodorovna Tsarina of Russia
Wilhelm Friedrich Philipp von Württemberg (1761–1830), Prince of Württemberg, Minister of War, Member of the State Parliament

Z

Paul Ziemiak , Secretary General of the CDU

Hans-Eberhard Zahn (1928–2013), German psychologist and university professor
Ernst Zahnow (1890–1982), German homeland researcher
Alfred Zehden (1876 – after 1933), German engineer, inventor of the maglev train
Barnim von Zeuner (1821–1904), Prussian infantry general
Johann Joachim Zeuner (1647–1716), German draftsman and court official, Drost von Münden
Kurd Albrecht von Ziegner (1918–2016), German officer and dressage instructor
Damian Zieliński (* 1981), Polish cyclist
Jerzy Zieliński (* 1950), Polish cameraman
Paul Ziemiak (* 1985), German politician (CDU), former federal chairman of the Junge Union Deutschlands and general secretary of his party
Oskar Ziethen (1858–1932), German local politician, mayor of the city of Lichtenberg
Gustav Zimmermann (1817–1866), German military doctor
Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995), German painter and graphic artist
Jochen Ziska (* 1941), German designer and university professor, former rector of the university for industrial design
Ernst Zitelmann (1852–1923), German lawyer and writer
Joachim Ludwig Zitelmann (1768–1823), Prussian agricultural director and government building officer
Katharina Zitelmann (1844–1926), German writer