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Schad is the family name of the following people:
- Anna Sybilla Schad von Mittelbieberach († 1737), founder of the Schadschen Foundation in Frankfurt
- Annette Schad-Seifert (* 1962), German Japanologist and university professor
- Carl Schad (1880–1931), German architect
- Christian Schad (1894–1982), German painter
- Christian Schad (writer) ( Christian Konrad Schad ; 1821–1871), German poet
- Christian Schad (theologian) (* 1958), German Protestant theologian
- Christoph Schad (1784–1858), German trader, manufacturer and member of the state parliament
- Dominik Schad (* 1997), German soccer player
- Ela Schad († 1617), victim of the witch trials in Flörsheim (Archdiocese of Mainz), see Schad (family)
- Heinrich Peter Schad (1899 – after 1968), German journalist
- Helmut Schad (1962–2017), German-Swiss mobility researcher and author
- Horst Schad (1930–2017), German soccer and tennis player
- Isabelle Schad (* 1970), German dancer and choreographer
- Johann Schad († 1617), victim of the witch trials in Flörsheim (Archdiocese of Mainz), see Schad (family)
- Johann Baptist Schad (1758–1834), German Benedictine monk and philosopher
- Julius Schad (1824–1900), city scholar of Tuttlingen
- Karl Schad (? -1961), German printer and publisher
- Konstantin Schad (* 1987), German snowboarder
- Margreth Schad († 1617), victim of the witch trials in Flörsheim (Archdiocese of Mainz), see Schad (family)
- Martha Schad (* 1939), freelance historian and author
- Max Schad (* 1983), German politician (CDU), MdL
- Nikolaus Schad (1924–2007), German physician
- Oseas Schadaeus (1586–1626), Lutheran clergyman and chronicler in Alsace
- Paul Schad-Rossa (1862–1916), German painter, copyist and sculptor
- Peter Schad (* 1952), German teacher and brass music composer
- Robert Schad (* 1953), German sculptor
- Stephan Schad (* 1964), German actor
- Uli Schad († 1653), Swiss leader in the Peasants' War
- Wolfgang Schad (* 1935), German evolutionary biologist and Goetheanist
See also:
- Schad von Lengenfeld , aristocratic family in Lower Austria (14th / 15th century)
- Schad von Mittelbiberach , aristocratic family in Mittelbiberach , Upper Swabia (15th / 16th century)
- Christian Schad Museum in Aschaffenburg
- Christian Schad Archive , scientific archive in Miesbach
- Schadt
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- Shad
- What a shame
- Schadäus
- Schadsche Foundation