Munsterberg

Münsterberg denotes:

• the city of Ziębice (German Münsterberg in Silesia ),
  • named after: Duchy of Münsterberg or Münsterberger Tower
• a district of the former municipality of Griesen in the district of Wittenberg
• the German name of the hamlet Montagne de Moutier in the Bernese Jura, Switzerland
• mostly rocky hilltops on which minsters were built

Münsterberg is the family name of the following people:

• Bartholomäus von Münsterberg (also: Bartholomäus von Podiebrad; * around 1478, † 1515), Duke of Münsterberg and Count of Glatz
• Emil Münsterberg (1855–1911), German administrative lawyer and social scientist
• Eugen Reich-Münsterberg (1866–1943), German landscape painter and graphic artist
• Hugo Münsterberg (1863–1916), German-American psychologist and philosopher
• Johannes Otto von Münsterberg (Johann von Münsterberg, Johannes Ottonis, Jan Otův z Minstrberka; * around 1360, † 1416), German Roman Catholic theologian, rector of the University of Prague and founding rector of the University of Leipzig
• Oskar Münsterberg (1865–1920), German philologist and entrepreneur
• Otto Münsterberg (1854–1915), member of the Prussian House of Representatives
• Ursula von Münsterberg , Duchess of Münsterberg and Troppau as well as Countess von Glatz, nun of the Order of Magdalena and Protestant writer
• Willi Münsterberg (1889–1940), social worker, founder of International Workers Aid

See also:

• Munsterberg-Oels

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.