swallow

Schwalbe stands for:

different colored pigeons of the same drawing:

an agent who establishes a love relationship with a male target person for the purpose of recruitment, see Romeo (agent)

The name Schwalbe stands for:

the scooter swallow of Simson
the Schwalbe scooter from Govecs
a brand for bicycle, motorcycle and wheelchair tires and tubes from Ralf Bohle GmbH
the hunter version of the Messerschmitt Me 262
the river Jutschinka in East Prussia (German name Schwalbe )
Schwalbe (Vereinigung) , the German association for problem chess

Ships:

a second class gunboat of the Prussian and Imperial Navy, see SMS Schwalbe (1860)

a small cruiser of the Imperial Navy, see SMS Schwalbe (1887)

Schwalbe II (ship) a day trip boat on the Ruhr and on the Witten part of the Kemnader See

Schwalbe is the family name of the following people:

Carl Gustav Schwalbe (1871–1938), university professor for cellulose chemistry
Clemens Schwalbe (* 1947), German politician (CDU)
Ernst Schwalbe (1871–1920), German pathologist
Eugen Felix Schwalbe (1892–1974), German officer, most recently general of the infantry
Gustav Schwalbe (1844–1916), German anatomist and anthropologist
Harald Schwalbe (* 1966), German chemist
Ingeborg Schwalbe (* 1935), German athlete
Johann Samuel Schwalbe (1778–1845), German industrialist, pioneer of Chemnitz mechanical engineering
Jürgen Schwalbe (* 1942), German actor, director and author
Julius Schwalbe (1863–1930), German doctor
Karl Gustav Friedrich Schwalbe (1770 – after 1804), German teacher and writer
Konrad Schwalbe (1927–2004), German dramaturge, film scholar and rector
Michel Schwalbé (1919–2012), French violinist of Polish origin
Ulrike Schwalbe (* 1978), German triathlete

The swallow stands for

the magazine of the German Association for Problem Chess, see Schwalbe (Association)
the German libretto for the opera La rondine ("The Swallow") by Giacomo Puccini

See also:

Wiktionary: Schwalbe - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations