Black (family name)
Schwarz is a family name that is mainly used in German-speaking countries.
Origin and meaning
Black is a nickname (property name) after the hair color (like brown, white). In addition, as a Jewish family name, it is the flag color for the tribes Joseph and Benjamin .
Schwarz is in 19th place among the most common German family names. In Austria it ranks 21st.
variants
- Black
- black
- Black
- Schwärzl (Bavarian variant)
- Black man
- Shvarts (transcription variant from Hebrew or Russian)
- Švarc (Czech spelling)
- Szwarc (Polonized spelling)
Extensions
The names Schwarzhaupt and Schwarzkopf have to do with the original meaning. Other variants are:
Name bearer
A.
- Adam Schwarz (* 1990), Swiss writer
- Adolf von Schwarz (1807–1872), Austrian lawyer and statistician
- Adolf Schwarz (chess player) (1836–1910), Austro-Hungarian chess player
- Adolf Schwarz (rabbi) (1846–1931), Austrian rabbi
- Adolf Schwarz (sculptor) (1855–1913), German sculptor
- Adolf Schwarz (painter) (1868–1926), Austrian painter
- Adolf Schwarz (1871–1944), German bank employee and Nazi victim, see list of stumbling blocks in Bolzano
- Adolf Schwarz (politician) (1883-1932), German politician (USPD; SPD)
- Adolf Heinrich Friedrich Schwarz (1812 - after 1859), German doctor; Member of the Mecklenburg Assembly of Representatives
- Aenne Schwarz (* 1983), German actress
- Albert Schwarz (poet) (1859–1921), German poet
- Albert Schwarz (politician) (1876–1929), German politician (SPD)
- Albert Schwarz (resistance fighter) , Austrian resistance fighter
- Albert Schwarz (painter) (1895–1977), painter
- Albert Schwarz (historian) (1906–1996), German historian
- Albert Schwarz (District Administrator) (1927–2005), German District Administrator
- Albert Georg Schwarz (1687–1755), German philosopher, historian and university professor, see Albert Georg Schwartz
- Albert Gustav Schwarz (1833 - after 1898), German landscape and genre painter
- Albert S. Schwarz (* 1934), Russian mathematician and physicist
- Albuin Schwarz (* 1969), Austrian duathlete and triathlete
- Aleksander Schwarz (1889–1945), Polish military and politician
- Alexander Schwarz (* 1954), German soccer player
- Alf Schwarz (1935–2015), Canadian sociology and university professor
- Alfons Schwarz (politician) (1921–1995), German politician (CDU)
- Alfons Schwarz (athlete) (born 1954), German athlete
- Alfred Schwarz (1833–1909), German painter, see Alfred Schwartz
- Alfred Schwarz (1867–1951), German painter
- Alice Schwarz-Gardos (1915-2007), Israeli journalist
- Aljoscha Andreas Schwarz , maiden name of Aljoscha A. Long (* 1961), German writer, psychologist and philosopher
- Alois Schwarz (chemist) (1854–1928), Moravian teacher and chemist
- Alois Schwarz (politician) (1932–2007), Austrian politician (ÖVP), mayor of Eisenstadt
- Alois Schwarz (Bishop) (* 1952), Austrian clergyman, Bishop of St. Pölten
- Alois Schwarz (cross-country skier) (1965–1999), Austrian cross-country skier
- Anatolij Schwarz (* 1951), German poet, writer, playwright and publicist
- André Schwarz-Bart (1928–2006), French writer
- Andrea Schwarz (politician) (* 1957), German politician (Alliance 90 / The Greens)
- Andrea Schwarz-Hausmann (* 1966), Austrian lawyer and author
- Andreas Schwarz (politician, 1965) (* 1965), German politician (SPD), Member of the Bundestag
- Andreas Schwarz (politician, 1979) (* 1979), German politician (Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen), Member of the State Parliament of Baden-Württemberg
- Andreas Schwarz (ice hockey player) (* 1995), German ice hockey player
- Andreas Bertalan Schwarz (1886–1953), German legal scholar
- Andreas Gottlob Schwarz (1743–1806), German composer and bassoonist
- Annelies Schwarz (* 1938), German educator and writer
- Annette Schwarz (politician) (* 1962), German politician (CDU), MdL Lower Saxony
- Annette Schwarz (porn actress) (* 1984), German porn actress
- Anton Schwarz (actor) (around 1770-1830), German actor and singer
- Anton Schwarz (sculptor) (1853–1905), German sculptor
- Anton Schwarz (composer) (1858–1931), German composer and music teacher
- Anton Schwarz (politician) (1872–1946), Austrian politician (CSP), Federal Councilor
- Armin Schwarz (rally driver) (* 1963), German rally driver
- Armin Schwarz (politician) (* 1968), German politician (CDU)
- Arthur Schwarz (Lieutenant General) (1848–1935), German Lieutenant General
- Arthur Schwarz (impresario) (1860–1949), Austrian impresario and theater producer
- Arthur Schwarz (entrepreneur) (1862–1943), German company founder, Neue Photographische Gesellschaft
- Arthur Zacharias Schwarz (1880–1939), Austrian rabbi and codicologist
- Artur Schwarz (1890–1957), German film architect
- Arturo Schwarz (* 1924), Italian art historian, poet, writer and curator
- Asad Schwarz (* 1963), German actor and voice actor
- Astrid E. Schwarz (* 1963), German philosopher
- August Schwarz (1896–1969), German painter
- August Friedrich Schwarz (1852–1915), German veterinarian and botanist
B.
- Balduin Schwarz (1902–1993), German philosopher
- Barbara Schwarz (politician) (* 1959), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Barbara Schwarz (actress) (* 1971), German costume designer and actress
- Bärbel Schwarz (* 1978), German actress
- Benedikt Schwarz (1715–1787), German religious, Abbot of Tegernsee
- Benjamin Schwarz (translator) (* 1937), German translator
- Benjamin Schwarz (soccer player, 1986) (* 1986), German soccer player
- Benjamin Schwarz (soccer player, 1987) (* 1987), Austrian soccer player
- Benoît Schwarz (* 1991), Swiss curler
- Berit Schwarz (* 1967), German journalist and presenter
- Bernd Schwarz (guitarist) , German guitarist, songwriter and 1975 founder of the band Metamorphosis
- Bernd Schwarz (horn player) (* 1965), German horn player
- Bernhard Schwarz (Africa explorer) (1844–1901), German Africa explorer
- Bernhard Schwarz (medic) (1897–1971), German veterinarian
- Bertha Schwarz , maiden name of Bianca Bianchi (1855–1947), German-Austrian singer (coloratura soprano)
- Berthold Schwarz , German religious and alchemist
- Bettina Schwarz (* 1982), Austrian actress
- Birgit Schwarz (* 1968), Austrian television journalist
- Boris Schwarz (1906–1983), Russian-American violinist and musicologist
- Bram Schwarz (* 1998), Dutch rower
- Brigide Schwarz (1940–2019), German medieval historian
- Brigitte Schwarz (politician) (* 1960), Austrian politician and mayor of the Upper Styrian town of Kapfenberg
- Brigitte Kurmann-Schwarz (Brigitte Kurmannová Schwarzová; * around 1951), Swiss art historian
C.
- Carl von Schwarz (1817–1898), Austrian building contractor
- Carl Schwarz (manufacturer) (1870–1952), German chemical manufacturer
- Carl Schwarz (composer) (1891–1969), German composer and musician
- Carl Schwarz (circus performer) , German circus performer
- Carlo Schwarz (* 1980), German American football player
- Caroline Schwarz (* 1954), German politician (CDU)
- Chajjim Schwarz († 1549), Jewish printer
- Christian Schwarz (Mayor, 1581) (1581–1648), Mayor of Greifswald
- Christian Schwarz (Mayor, 1610) (1610–1679), Mayor of Stralsund
- Christian Schwarz (entomologist) (1760–1835), German civil servant and entomologist
- Christian Schwarz (author) (* 1960), German novelist
- Christian Schwarz (sports bowler) (* 1962), German sports bowler
- Christian Schwarz (firefighter) , head of the Hamburg fire brigade
- Christian Schwarz (handball player) (* 1988), German handball player
- Christian Schwarz (natural track tobogganist) (* 1988), Italian natural track tobogganer
- Christian Schwarz-Schilling (* 1930), German politician (CDU)
- Christian A. Schwarz (* 1960), German Protestant theologian and publicist
- Christian Gottlieb Schwarz (1675–1751), German Protestant clergyman and university professor
- Christine Schwarz-Fuchs (* 1974), Austrian politician and entrepreneur
- Christine Schwarz-Thiersch (1908–1992), German-Swiss painter
- Christoph Schwarz (organist) († 1601), German organist and music teacher
- Christoph Schwarz (organ builder) , German organ builder
- Christoph Schwarz (writer) (* 1947), German writer
- Christoph Schwarz (ski jumper) (* 1959), German ski jumper
- Christoph Schwarz (media artist) (* 1981), Austrian media artist and filmmaker
- Christoph Schwarz (volleyball player) (* 1986), German volleyball player
- Claudia Schwarz (* 1972), German author
D.
- Dagmar Schwarz (* 1948), Austrian actress
- Daniel Schwarz (geologist) (1880–1969), German accountant, conservationist and geologist
- Daniel Schwarz (Anglist) (* 1941), American Anglist and university professor
- Daniel Schwarz (screenwriter) , German screenwriter and producer
- Daniel Schwarz (political scientist) (* 1975), Swiss political scientist
- Daniela Schwarz (* 1985), Swiss football player
- Danny Schwarz (* 1975), German soccer player
- Danny Schwarz (Model) (* 1986), British model
- David Schwarz (1850–1897), Austrian inventor
- Dieter Schwarz (* 1939), German entrepreneur
- Dieter Schwarz (museum director) (* 1953), Swiss curator and author
- Dietmar Schwarz (rower) (* 1947), German rower
- Dietmar Schwarz (Intendant) (* 1957), German dramaturge and Intendant
- Dietrich Schwarz (1913–2000), Swiss historian and numismatist
E.
- Eduard Schwarz (1831–1862), Austrian physician and anthropologist
- Eduard Ferdinand Schwarz (1808–1866), German architect, see Ferdinand Schwarz (architect)
- Egbert Schwarz (1890–1966), German surgeon and university professor
- Egon Schwarz (1922–2017), American literary scholar of Austrian origin
- Eleonore Schwarz (* 1936), Austrian singer
- Elisabeth Schwarz (editor) (* 1925), German editor
- Elisabeth Schwarz , known as Sissy Schwarz (* 1936), Austrian figure skater
- Elisabeth Schwarz (actress) (* 1938), German actress
- Elisabeth Schwarz (singer) (* 1984), Austrian soprano
- Ella Schwarz (1869–1962), German teacher, kindergarten teacher, trainer and publicist
- Else Schwarz-Binder (1914–2000), German painter and graphic artist
- Emil Schwarz (physician) (1852-1918), German gynecologist
- Emil Schwarz (impresario) (1874–1946), Austrian impresario and theater producer
- Emil Schwarz (artist) (1944–2012), Swiss artist, writer and philosopher
- Emil Schwarz (actor) (* 1987), German actor
- Erica Schwarz (1905–1983), German writer
- Erich Schwarz (1938–2014), German actor and radio play speaker
- Erich S. Schwarz (1913–1994), Israeli diplomat, see Shimon Avimor
- Erika Schwarz (* 1950), German Marxist historian
- Ernö Schwarz (1904–1974), Hungarian-American football player and official
- Ernst Schwarz (pastor) (1845–1925), Austrian Protestant theologian and pastor
- Ernst Schwarz (politician, 1886) (1886–1958), German politician (KPD)
- Ernst Schwarz (zoologist) (1889–1962), German zoologist
- Ernst Schwarz (Germanist) (1895–1983), German Germanist and historian
- Ernst Schwarz (politician, 1904) (1904–1941), German politician (NSDAP)
- Ernst Schwarz (sinologist) (1916–2003), Austrian sinologist and translator
- Erwin Schwarz-Reiflingen (1891–1964), German musician, guitarist, composer and editor
- Eugen Schwarz (1851–1904), German-Austrian painter
- Eugene Amandus Schwarz (1844–1928), American entomologist
F.
- Felix Schwarz (1917–2013), Swiss architect
- Ferdinand Schwarz (organ builder) († around 1773), Austrian organ builder
- Ferdinand Schwarz (architect) ( Eduard Ferdinand Schwarz ; 1808–1866), German architect, civil engineer, Hanoverian and Prussian construction officer, university professor
- Ferdinand Schwarz , a pseudonym of Gerhard Aichinger (1900–1978), Austro-German writer
- Ferdinand Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1941), Slovak soccer player
- Ferdinand Schwarz (musician) (* 1997), German jazz trumpeter
- Flo V. Schwarz , German musician and music producer
- Florian Schwarz , German producer, singer and entrepreneur, see Flo V. Schwarz
- Florian Schwarz (Director) (* 1974), German film director and screenwriter
- Florian Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1977), Austrian soccer player
- Frank Schwarz (1857–1928), German botanist
- Franz Schwarz (lawyer) (1826–1907), German administrative lawyer
- Franz Schwarz (sculptor) (1841-1911), German sculptor
- Franz Schwarz (singer) (1858-1919), Austrian opera singer (baritone)
- Franz Schwarz (SS member) (1899–1960), German SS brigade leader
- Franz Schwarz (politician) (1940-2017), German politician (SPD), MdL Rhineland-Palatinate
- Franz Ferdinand Schwarz (1934–2001), Austrian classical philologist
- Franz Joseph Schwarz (1821–1885), German clergyman and art historian
- Franz Sales Schwarz (1849–1912), Austrian priest and religious teacher
- Franz Wenzel Schwarz (1842–1919), German painter
- Franz Wilhelm Schwarz (1926–1986), Austrian politician (SPÖ), member of the Upper Austrian state parliament
- Franz Xaver Schwarz (organ builder) (1743–1810), Austrian organ builder
- Franz Xaver Schwarz (painter) (1822–1904), painter from Württemberg
- Franz Xaver Schwarz (politician) (1875-1947), German politician (NSDAP)
- Frieda Schwarz (1887–1954), German actress, lawyer and notary
- Friedel Schwarz (1886–1943), German cabaret artist, singer and female impersonator, see Friedrich Schwarz (cabaret artist)
- Friedel Schwarz (bassist) , German musician and bassist
- Friedrich Schwarz (politician, 1793) (1793–1861), German mayor and politician
- Friedrich Schwarz (physician) (1850–1913), German physician and homeopath
- Friedrich Schwarz (politician, 1871) (1871–1942), German politician, Lord Mayor of Aalen
- Friedrich Schwarz (fencer) (1880 – after 1922), German fencer
- Friedrich Schwarz (cabaret artist) (also Friedel Schwarz ; 1886–1943), German cabaret artist, singer and impersonator
- Friedrich Schwarz (composer) (1895–1933), Austrian pianist, composer and lyricist
- Friedrich Schwarz (biologist) , Austrian biologist
- Friedrich Heinrich Christian Schwarz (1766–1837), German theologian and educator
- Friedrich Immanuel Schwarz (1728–1786), German theologian and educator
- Friedrich Wilhelm Schwarz (1815–1895), German clergyman
- Friedrich Wilhelm Schwarz the Elder Ä. (1874–1936), German organ builder, see Wilhelm Schwarz & Sohn
- Friedrich Wilhelm Schwarz the Elder J. (1906– ??), German organ builder, see Wilhelm Schwarz & Sohn
- Fritz Schwarz (painter) (1860–1936), German painter and draftsman
- Fritz Schwarz (politician) (1887–1958), Swiss author and politician
- Fritz Schwarz (cactus collector) (1898–1971), cactus collector of German origin
- Fritz Schwarz (doctor) (1898–1971), Swiss forensic doctor and university professor
- Fritz Schwarz (bobsleigh driver) (1899– ??), German bobsleigh driver
- Fritz Schwarz (legal historian) (1905–1974), German legal historian
- Fritz Schwarz (architect) (* 1930), Swiss architect
- Fritz Schwarz (pastor) (1931–1985), German clergyman
- Fritz Schwarz-von Spreckelsen (1888–1949), Basel consul and patron, who gave the Schwarzpark its name
- Fritz Schwarz-Waldegg (1889–1942), Austrian painter
G
- Gabriela Schwarz (author) (* 1958), German editor and author
- Gabriela Schwarz (inline skater) , German inline speed skater
- Gabriele Schwarz (geographer) (1914–1988), German geographer
- Gabriele Schwarz-Eckart (1937–1943), German victim of the Holocaust
- Gaby Schwarz ( Gabriela Schwarz; * 1962), Austrian moderator and politician (ÖVP)
- Georg Schwarz (actor) (1858 – after 1913), German actor, opera singer (bass), director and writer
- Georg Schwarz (politician, 1873) (1873–1948), German politician (center, BVP), MdR
- Georg Schwarz (writer, 1896) (1896–1943), German writer
- Georg Schwarz (politician, 1896) (1896–1945), German politician (SPD, USPD, KPD) and resistance fighter
- Georg Schwarz (technologist) (1896–1979), German food technologist
- Georg Schwarz (writer, 1902) (1902–1991), German writer
- Georg Schwarz (clergyman) (1914–2010), German religious clergyman and university professor
- Georg Christoph Schwarz (1732–1792), German Catholic clergyman and university professor
- Gerald Schwarz (* 1946), American mathematician
- Géraldine Schwarz (* 1974), French-German journalist and book author
- Gerard Schwarz (* 1947), American conductor
- Gerda Schwarz (* 1941), Austrian classical archaeologist
- Gerhard Schwarz (church musician) (1902–1995), German church musician and organist
- Gerhard Schwarz (politician) (1919–1992), German politician (SPD), MdA Berlin
- Gerhard Schwarz (physicist) (1930–2015), German physicist
- Gerhard Schwarz (philosopher) (* 1937), Austrian philosopher, management consultant and university lecturer
- Gerhard Schwarz (journalist) (* 1951), Swiss-Austrian journalist
- Gertrud Schwarz-Helberger (1894–1991), Austrian-German artist
- Gina Schwarz (* 1968), Austrian jazz musician
- Gisela Schwarz (politician, 1943) (* 1943), German politician (SPD), Member of the Bundestag
- Gisela Schwarz (politician, around 1947) (* around 1947), German politician (SPD)
- Gisela Schwarz (politician, 1949) (* 1949), German politician (SPD), MdL Saxony
- Gottfried Schwarz (theologian) (1707–1786), German Protestant theologian and university professor
- Gottfried Schwarz (pastor) (1845–1920), German Protestant theologian
- Gottfried Schwarz (SS member) (1913–1944), German SS Untersturmführer
- Gottfried Schwarz (director) , Austrian director
- Gotthold Schwarz (* 1952), German singer and conductor
- Günter Schwarz (politician, 1931) (1931–2000), German politician (SPD), Member of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
- Günter Schwarz (General) (* 1949), German Brigadier General in the Bundeswehr
- Günter Schwarz (politician, 1950) (* 1950), German politician (SPD), Mayor of Seevetal
- Günther Schwarz (actor) (1902– ??), German actor
- Günther Schwarz (resistance fighter) (1928–1944), German resistance fighter
- Günther Schwarz (theologian) (1928–2009), German theologian
- Günther Schwarz (politician) (* 1941), German lawyer and politician (CDU)
H
- Hanna Schwarz (actually Irene Johanna Schwarz; * 1943), German singer (mezzo-soprano and alto)
- Hannes Schwarz (1926–2014), Austrian painter
- Hanni Schwarz , German photographer
- Hanns Schwarz (1888–1945), German film director of Austrian origin
- Hanns Schwarz (psychiatrist) (1898–1977), German psychiatrist and university professor
- Hans Schwarz (medalist) (1492 – around 1550), German medalist
- Hans Schwarz (wrestler) (1883-1960), German wrestler
- Hans Schwarz (writer) (1890–1967), German writer
- Hans Schwarz (author) (1895–1965), Swiss rider and writer
- Hans Schwarz (resistance fighter) (1904–1970), Austrian resistance fighter and functionary of the VVN
- Hans Schwarz (actor) (1908–1983), German actor
- Hans Schwarz (party functionary) (1909–1944), German party functionary of the KPD
- Hans Schwarz (swimmer) (1912–1996), German swimmer
- Hans Schwarz (soccer player, 1923) (* 1923), German soccer player
- Hans Schwarz (theologian) (* 1939), German theologian
- Hans Schwarz (writer, 1947) (* 1947), German writer
- Hans Schwarz van Berk (pseudonym Hans Hansen ; 1902–1973), German journalist
- Hans Schwarz-Glossy (1889 – after 1947), Austrian doctor and singer
- Hans Dieter Schwarz (1923–1991), German painter and graphic artist
- Hans Kaspar Schwarz (1891–1966), Swiss artist
- Hans-Otto Schwarz (1929–2011), German politician (SPD)
- Hans-Peter Schwarz (historian) (1934–2017), German political scientist and contemporary historian
- Hans-Peter Schwarz (art historian) (* 1945), German art historian
- Hans-Werner Schwarz (* 1946), German politician (FDP)
- Harald Schwarz (1921–1995), German puppeteer
- Harry Schwarz (1924-2010), South African politician
- Hartmann Schwarz (1600–1662), Swiss theologian
- Heiko Schwarz (* 1989), German soccer player
- Heinrich Schwarz (chemist) ( Karl Leonhard Heinrich Schwarz ; 1824–1890), German chemist and university professor
- Heinrich Schwarz (entrepreneur) (1850–1924), German entrepreneur
- Heinrich Schwarz (typesetter) (1863–1928), German typesetter and association official
- Heinrich Schwarz (art historian) (1894–1974), Austrian-American art historian
- Heinrich Schwarz (artist) (1903–1977), German painter and sculptor
- Heinrich Schwarz (SS member) (1906–1947), German SS Hauptsturmführer
- Heinrich Jakob Schwarz (1787 – after 1826), German manufacturer and politician
- Heinrich M. Schwarz (1911–1957), German art historian and photographer
- Heinrich Martin Schwarz (1885–1945), German architect, see Martin Schwarz (architect)
- Heinz Schwarz (sculptor) (1920–1994), Swiss sculptor and painter
- Heinz Schwarz (politician, 1921) (1921–2016), German politician (SED) and business manager
- Heinz Schwarz (politician, 1928) (* 1928), German politician (CDU)
- Heinz Schwarz (diplomat) (1930–2020), foreign trade attaché of the GDR in Uruguay
- Heinz Wilhelm Schwarz (1927-2004), German director
- Helene Schwarz (* 1927), German film and television official
- Helga Schwarz-Schumann (* 1955), German politician (SPD)
- Hellmut Schwarz (* 1938), German English scholar, university lecturer, author and editor
- Helmut Schwarz (painter) (1915–1978), German painter and graphic artist
- Helmut Schwarz (General) (1919-2018), German Brigadier General
- Helmut Schwarz (director) (1928–2009), Austrian director, dramaturge and writer
- Helmut Schwarz (engineer) (* 1931), German control engineer and university lecturer
- Helmut Schwarz (chemist) (* 1943), German chemist and university professor
- Helmuth Schwarz (* 1945), Austrian food chemist, expert and publicist
- Henning Schwarz (1928–1993), German politician (CDU)
- Henrik Schwarz (* 1972), German DJ and music producer
- Herbert Schwarz (sculptor) (1921–1972), Austrian sculptor
- Herbert Schwarz (speed skater) (* 1953), German speed skater
- Hermann Schwarz (philosopher) (1864–1951), German philosopher
- Hermann Schwarz (industrialist) (1908–1995), German physicist and industrialist
- Hermann Schwarz (soccer player) (1914–1950), German soccer player
- Hermann Amandus Schwarz (1843–1921), German mathematician
- Hildegard Schwarz (1914 - after 1984), German politician (DFD)
- Holm-Dietmar Schwarz (1928–2007), German pharmacist and pharmacy historian
- Horst Schwarz (trumpeter) (* 1939), German jazz musician
- Horst Schwarz (wrestler) (* 1942), German wrestler
- Horst Schwarz (author) (* 1945), German author and speaker
- Hubert Schwarz (politician) (1923-2004), German politician (SPD)
- Hubert Schwarz (extreme athlete) (* 1954), German extreme athlete
- Hubert Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1958), German soccer player
- Hubert Schwarz (skier) (* 1960), German Nordic combined athlete and ski jumper
- Hugo Schwarz (1817–1897), German lawyer and judge
I.
- Ignaz Schwarz (theologian) (1690–1763), German lawyer, theologian and church historian
- Ignaz Schwarz (physician) (1795–1880), German doctor, politician and writer
- Ignaz Schwarz (antiquarian) (1867–1925), Austrian specialist author, antiquarian and doctor
- Ildephons Schwarz (actually Carl Joseph Schwarz; 1752–1794), German theologian
- Irene Schwarz (* 1960), German actress
- Isaak Iossifowitsch Schwarz (also Schwartz; 1923–2009), Russian composer
- Israel Schwarz (1828–1875), German rabbi
J
- Jacob Schwarz (1685–1766), German-Bohemian builder and architect, see [1]
- Jacques Schwarz-Bart (* 1962), French jazz saxophonist
- Jaecki Schwarz (* 1946), German actor
- Jakob Schwarz (entrepreneur) (1868–1917), Austro-Hungarian entrepreneur
- Jakob Schwarz (artist) (1918–?), Swiss painter, sculptor and object artist
- Jakob Schwarz (* 1985), Austrian politician (Greens), member of the National Council
- Jean Albert Schwarz (1873–1957), German politician (center)
- Jelena Schwarz (1948–2010), Russian poet
- Jessica Schwarz (* 1977), German actress
- Evgeni Lwowitsch Schwarz (1896–1958), Russian writer and playwright
- Joachim Schwarz (1930–1998), German deacon, church musician, composer and editor
- Joe Schwarz (* 1937), American politician
- Johann Schwarz (politician, 1842) (1842–1916), German baker and politician, MdR
- Johann Schwarz (trade unionist) (1852–1928), German trade unionist
- Johann Schwarz (soccer player, before 1890) (before 1890–?), Soccer player
- Johann Schwarz (soccer player, 1890) (1890–?), Austrian soccer player
- Johann Schwarz (soccer player, 1891) (1891-1914), Austrian soccer player
- Johann Schwarz (politician, 1933) (* 1933), Austrian politician (ÖVP), member of the Burgenland state parliament
- Johann Georg Schwarz (1751–1784), Hungarian-Russian Germanist, educator, educator and university professor
- Johann Georg Gottlob Schwarz (1734–1788), German theologian
- Johann Konrad Schwarz (1676–1747), German educator and theologian
- Johann Peter Schwarz (1721–1781), German theologian, see Johann Peter Schwartz
- Johann Wolfgang Schwarz (1747–1835), German director and playwright
- Johannes Schwarz (musician) (* 1970), German bassoonist and music teacher
- Johannes Schwarz (soccer player) ( Hannes Schwarz ; * 1973), Austrian soccer player
- Johannes Schwarz (politician) (* 1977), Austrian politician (SPÖ), member of the Styrian state parliament
- Johannes Maria Schwarz (* 1978), Austrian priest and internet activist
- John Schwarz (* 1941), American physicist
- Jörg Schwarz (* 1968), German historian, medievalist and university lecturer
- Josef Schwarz (politician, 1873) (1873–1927), Austrian politician (CS), member of the Lower Austrian state parliament
- Josef Schwarz (priest) (1894–1980), South Tyrolean priest
- Josef Schwarz (politician, 1910) (1910–1985), German politician
- Josef Schwarz (General) (1932–2019), German Major General of the Ministry for State Security
- Josef Schwarz (historian) (* 1932), German agricultural economist, lawyer and historian
- Josef Schwarz (actor) (* 1939), Austrian actor
- Josef Schwarz (athlete) (* 1942), German athlete
- Josef Schwarz ( Joe Schwarz ; 1944–2004), German musician, see Josef Schwarz Orchester
- Joseph Schwarz (geographer) (1804–1865), German geographer, local historian and rabbi
- Joseph Schwarz (sculptor) (1848 – after 1899), German-Bohemian sculptor
- Joseph von Schwarz (1859–1933), Austrian rear admiral
- Joseph Schwarz (singer) (1880-1926), Latvian-German opera singer (baritone)
- Joseph Schwarz (pianist) (1883–1945), Russian pianist
- Judith Schwarz (* 1989), Austrian jazz musician
- Julie Wilhelmine Hagen-Schwarz (1824–1902), German-Baltic painter
- Julius Schwarz (organ builder) (1862–1934), German organ builder
- Julius Schwarz (politician) (1880-1949), German trade unionist and politician (SPD, SPS)
- Julius Schwarz (banker) (1881–1931), German banker
- Jürgen Schwarz (political scientist) (1936–2020), German political scientist
- Jürgen Schwarz (politician) (* 1937), German politician (DSU)
- Jürgen Schwarz (author) (* 1940), German teacher and author
- Jürgen Schwarz (lawyer) (* 1961), German lawyer and party official (CDU)
K
- Karl Schwarz (theologian) ( Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Schwarz ; 1812–1885), German theologian
- Karl von Schwarz (1817–1898), Austrian building contractor, see Carl von Schwarz
- Karl von Schwarz (General) (1859–1929), Austrian Major General
- Karl Schwarz (politician) (1882–1949), German politician (DDP, CDU), MdL Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
- Karl Schwarz (art historian) (1885–1962), German-Israeli art historian
- Karl Schwarz (architect) (1886–1959), German architect
- Karl Schwarz (population scientist) (1917–2014), German population scientist
- Karl Rochet-Schwarz (1867–1925), Swiss painter
- Karl August Schwarz (1781–1853), German architect and construction officer
- Karl Ludwig Albert Schwarz (1871–1931), German banker
- Karl-Peter Schwarz (* 1952), German journalist
- Karl W. Schwarz (* 1952), Austrian canon lawyer and historian
- Karl Wilhelm Emanuel Schwarz (1768–1838), German actor
- Karolin Schwarz (* 1985), German journalist and author
- Kaspar Schwarz (1811–1879), Austrian politician
- Katharina Schwarz (* 1972), German actress
- Kay Schwarz (* 1979), German artist
- Klaus Schwarz (archaeologist) (1915–1985), German archaeologist, state curator at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation
- Klaus Schwarz (historian) (1928–1998), German historian and archivist
- Klaus Schwarz (Orientologist) (1943–1989), German Orientologist, publisher (Klaus Schwarz Verlag), bibliographer and academic librarian
- Klaus-Peter Schwarz (* 1955), German philosopher and poet
- Kristof Schwarz (* 1987), German basketball player
- Kurt L. Schwarz (1909–1983), Austrian antiquarian and art historian.
- Kyrill-Alexander Schwarz (* 1968), German legal scholar
L.
- Laina Schwarz (* 1982), German actress
- Lavoslav Schwarz (1837–1906), Croatian merchant
- Lena Schwarz (* 1976), German actress
- Leo Schwarz (1931–2018), German clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Trier
- Leonore Schwarz-Neumaier (1889–1942), Austrian singer (alto)
- Leopold Schwarz (1877–1962), German hygienist
- Libgart Schwarz (* 1941), Austrian actress
- Lieselotte Schwarz (1930–2003), German illustrator
- Ludwig Schwarz (politician) (also Louis Schwarz ; 1819–1889), German cloth manufacturer and politician (VP, DFP), MdR
- Ludwig Schwarz (astronomer) (1822–1894), German-Russian astronomer, topographer and geodesist
- Ludwig Schwarz (pastor) (1833–1910), Austrian pastor
- Ludwig Schwarz (writer) (1849–1931), German local poet
- Ludwig Schwarz (* 1940), Austrian clergyman, Bishop of Linz
- Ludwig Stefan Schwarz (1925–1981), Romanian journalist and dialect author
M.
- Magdalena Schwarz (1900–1971), German doctor
- Malte Schwarz (* 1989), German basketball player
- Manfred Schwarz (playwright) (1932–2000), Swiss playwright and director
- Manfred Schwarz (cook) (* 1956), German cook
- Manfred Schwarz (author) (* 1962), German non-fiction and children's book author
- Marco Schwarz (* 1995), Austrian ski racer
- Marek Schwarz (* 1986), Czech ice hockey goalkeeper
- Margarita Schwarz-Gagg (1899–1989), mother of the Swiss maternity insurance
- Maria Schwarz (1921–2018), German architect and university professor
- Maria Schwarz (actress) (1877–1963), German actress
- Marie-Luise Schwarz-Schilling (* 1932), German author and entrepreneur
- Mario Schwarz (* 1945), Austrian art historian
- Martin Schwarz (painter) (around 1440 – before 1511), German painter
- Martin Schwarz (architect) ( Heinrich Martin Schwarz ; 1885–1945), German architect
- Martin Schwarz (pastor) (1905–1990), German teacher and pastor
- Martin Schwarz (ornithologist) (1911–2003), Swiss teacher, naturalist and ornithologist
- Martin Schwarz (politician) (* 1935), German politician (CDU)
- Martin Schwarz (artist) (* 1946), Swiss artist, author and publisher
- Martin Schwarz (journalist) (* 1971), Austrian journalist, publicist and author
- Martin Maria Schwarz (* 1963), German radio presenter, speaker and author
- Martina Schwarz (* 1960), German volleyball and beach volleyball player
- Mathias Schwarz (* 1952), German lawyer
- Matthäus Schwarz (1497–1574), German merchant
- Matthias Schwarz (* 1987), German soccer player
- Max Schwarz (musician) (1856–1923), German musician, co-founder of the Raff Conservatory in Frankfurt am Main
- Max Schwarz (medic) (1898–1991), German medic
- Max Schwarz (politician) (1904–1979), German politician (SPD)
- Maximilian von Schwarz (1888–1947), German metallurgist, mineralogist and university professor
- Maximilian Schwarz (* 1934), Austrian entomologist
- Meier Schwarz (* 1926), Israeli hydrobiologist
- Meike Schwarz , German model
- Melanie Schwarz (* 1989), Italian natural track tobogganist
- Michael Schwarz (art historian) (* 1940), German art historian
- Michael Schwarz (basketball player) (* 1967), German basketball player and coach
- Michael Schwarz (chess player) (* 1971), German-Austrian chess player
- Michael Viktor Schwarz (* 1956), German-Austrian art historian
- Michl Schwarz (1878–1968), Austrian football official
- Miroslav Schwarz (* 1975), German chess player and trainer
- Mommie Schwarz (1876–1942), Dutch painter
- Monika Schwarz (* 1946), German actress
- Monika Schwarz (boxer) (* 1989), German boxer
- Monika Schwarz-Friesel (* 1961), German cognitive scientist
- Moritz Wilhelm Paul Schwarz (1864–1919), German-Baltic pastor, Protestant martyr, see Moritz Wilhelm Paul Schwartz
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- Nathalie Schwarz (* 1993), Austrian cross-country skier
- Nick Schwarz (* 1997), German actor and musician
- Norbert Schwarz (* 1953), German social psychologist
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- Olly Schwarz (1877–1960), Austrian women's rights activist, educator and school founder
- Oskar Schwarz (1886–1981), German politician (SPD) and chamber functionary
- Oswald Schwarz (1883–1949), Austrian urologist and psychosomatic specialist
- Otfried Schwarz (1912–1999), German lawyer and judge
- Otto Schwarz (painter, 1852) (1852–1927), German painter
- Otto Schwarz (lawyer) (1876–1960), German lawyer
- Otto Schwarz (painter, 1877) (1877–1961), German painter
- Otto Schwarz (politician, 1891) (1891–1964), German politician (SPD), Lord Mayor of Siegen
- Otto Schwarz (politician, 1895) (1895–1964), German politician (SPD, SED)
- Otto Schwarz (botanist) (1900–1983), German botanist, university professor and politician
- Otto Schwarz (process engineer) (1929–1997), German process engineer
- Otto M. Schwarz (* 1967), Austrian composer and conductor
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- Patrick Schwarz-Schütte (* 1956), German entrepreneur and chamber official
- Paul Schwarz (orientalist) (1867–1938), German orientalist
- Paul Schwarz (engineer) (1877–1951), German engineer, entrepreneur and politician (DVP)
- Paul Schwarz (diplomat) (1882–1951), German chemist and petroleum engineer
- Paul Schwarz (singer) (1887–1980), Austrian singer
- Paul Schwarz (musician) (* 1946), German jazz musician and composer
- Paul Schwarz (cycling official) (1882–1966), German cycling official
- Paul Kurt Schwarz (1916–2010), Austrian graphic artist
- Paul Wolfgang Schwarz (1766–1815 / 1826), German engraver, painter and art dealer
- Pawlo Schwarz (* 1982), Ukrainian pastor
- Peggy Schwarz (* 1971), German figure skater
- Peter Schwarz (lawyer) (1777-1851), German lawyer
- Peter Schwarz (politician) (1909 – after 1994), German politician (SPD)
- Peter Schwarz (conductor) (1936–2006), German church musician, choir director and conductor
- Peter Schwarz (journalist) , German journalist and publicist
- Peter Schwarz (journalist, 1965) (* 1965), German journalist
- Peter Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1953), German soccer player
- Peter-Andrew Schwarz (* 1960), Swiss archaeologist
- Peter B. Schwarz (1953–2019), Austrian soccer player
- Petra Schwarz-Ritter (* 1972), Austrian tennis player
- Philip Schwarz (* 1978 or 1981), German actor and musical performer
- Philip Bernhard Schwarz (1698–1783), German pastor and church builder
- Philip Noah Schwarz (* 2001), German actor
- Philipp Schwarz (? –1940), German manufacturer and company founder
- Piet Schwarz , German entrepreneur
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- Rainer Schwarz (sinologist) (* 1940), German sinologist and translator
- Rainer Schwarz (director) (1952-2013), German director
- Rainer Schwarz (airport manager) (* 1956), German airport manager
- Rainer Schwarz (athlete) (* 1959), German athlete
- Regina Schwarz (* 1951), German writer
- Rena Schwarz , German theater actress and cabaret artist
- Reiner Schwarz (* 1940), German painter, draftsman and lithographer
- Reinhard Schwarz (* 1929), German theologian
- Reinhard Schwarz (conductor) (1936–2004) German conductor
- Reinhard Schwarz-Schilling (1904–1985), German composer
- Reinhold Schwarz (politician) (1888–1952), German politician (LDP / LDPD)
- Reinhold Schwarz (gynecologist) (1929-2017), German gynecologist
- Reinhold Schwarz (psychoanalyst) (1946–2008), German doctor, psychoanalyst and university professor
- Reinhold Herbert Schwarz (* 1952), German painter and object artist
- Reinhold Walther Schwarz (? –1960), German publisher, entrepreneur and company founder
- Robert Schwarz (chemist) (1887–1963), German chemist and university professor
- Robert Schwarz (actor) (* 1925), Swiss actor
- Robert Schwarz (artist) (* 1951), German graphic artist and book artist
- Roberto Schwarz (* 1938), Brazilian literary critic, author and literary theorist
- Roger Schwarz , German basketball referee
- Roland Schwarz (sailor) (* 1936), German sailor
- Roland Schwarz (wrestler) (* 1996), German wrestler
- Rolf Schwarz (1926–2013), German chess player and chess journalist
- Rolf Schwarz (journalist) (1946–2014), German journalist and editor
- Rolf Schwarz-Schütte (1920–2019), German entrepreneur and patron
- Rosalia Schwarz (1833–1870), stage actress
- Rose Schwarz (1935–2017), nurse and former missionary
- Rüdiger Schwarz (forester) (1914–1978), German forest official and hunting writer
- Rüdiger Schwarz (musician) , German musician and music teacher
- Rüdiger Schwarz (rider) (* 1950), German eventing rider
- Rudo Schwarz (1906–1983), German painter, draftsman, photographer and author
- Rudolf Schwarz (sculptor, 1866) (1866–1912), Austrian-American sculptor
- Rudolf Schwarz (sculptor, 1878) (1878–1960), German sculptor
- Rudolf Schwarz (author, 1879) (1879–1945), Swiss writer and playwright
- Rudolf Schwarz (architect) (1897–1961), German architect
- Rudolf Schwarz (resistance fighter) (1904–1934), German politician and resistance fighter
- Rudolf Schwarz (author, 1904) (1904–1963), German writer and parapsychologist
- Rudolf Schwarz (conductor) (1905–1994), British conductor and pianist of Austrian origin
- Rudolf Schwarz (actor) (* 1960), Swiss actor
- Rudolf Schwarz (natural track tobogganer) (* 1985), German natural track tobogganer
- Ruth Schwarz-Ehinger (1914–1988), German painter
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- Sabine Schwarz (athlete) (* 1967), German athlete
- Sabine Schwarz (politician) (* 1973), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Samuel Schwarz (politician) (1814–1868), Swiss politician
- Samuel Schwarz (theater director) (* 1971), Swiss theater director
- Samuel Schwarz (speed skater) (* 1983), German speed skater
- Sandro Schwarz (* 1978), German soccer player
- Saskia Schwarz (actress) (* 1975), German actress
- Saskia Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1982), German soccer player
- Sebald Schwarz (1866–1934), German educator and school reformer
- Sebastian Schwarz (priest) (1809–1870), Austrian founder of the order
- Sebastian Schwarz (actor) (* 1984), German actor
- Sebastian Schwarz (volleyball player) (* 1985), German volleyball player
- Sebastian Schwarz (ice hockey player) (* 1986), German ice hockey player
- Sebastian F. Schwarz (* 1974), German cultural manager and opera director
- Sepp Schwarz (1917–2013), Austrian graphic artist and wood cutter
- Shaul Schwarz (* 1974), Israeli photojournalist
- Sibylla Schwarz (1621–1638), German poet
- Siegfried Schwarz (* 1934), German historian
- Siggi Schwarz (* 1958), German guitarist
- Silas Schwarz (* 1997), German soccer player
- Simon Schwarz (* 1971), Austrian actor
- Sissy Schwarz (* 1936), Austrian figure skater
- Sophie Schwarz (née Becker; 1754–1789), German-Baltic writer
- Stefan Schwarz (mathematician) (1914–1996), Slovak mathematician
- Stefan Schwarz (politician) (* 1959), German politician (CDU)
- Stefan Schwarz (author) (* 1965), German journalist and author
- Stefan Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1969), Swedish soccer player
- Stephen D. Schwarz (* 1932), Austrian philosopher
- Susanne Schwarz , German theologian
- Susanne Schwarz-Raacke (* 1958), German industrial designer and university lecturer
- Susanne Madeleine Schwarz (1937–2004), Swiss entrepreneur and company founder
- Sylvia Schwarz (actress, I) , actress
- Sylvia Schwarz (doctor) (* 1956), Austrian doctor and university professor
- Sylvia Schwarz (actress, 1972) (* 1972), German actress
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- Tamara Schwarz (* 1987), Italian natural track tobogganist
- Tanja Schwarz (* 1970), German writer
- Theobald Schwarz (≈1485–1561), German theologian and reformer
- Theodor Schwarz (theologian) (1777–1850), German theologian, pastor, writer and painter
- Theodor Schwarz (philosopher) (1915–1968), Swiss philosopher
- Thomas Schwarz (politician, 1903) (1903–1974), German politician (CDU)
- Thomas Schwarz (journalist) (1944–2011), German sports journalist
- Thomas Schwarz (publicist) (* 1957), German journalist and publicist
- Thomas Schwarz (physician) (* 1957), Austrian physician
- Thomas Schwarz (politician, 1958) (* 1958), German politician (SPD)
- Thomas Schwarz (musician) (* 1960), German church musician
- Thomas Schwarz (speed skater) (* 1983), German speed skater
- Tilmann Schwarz (1946–2015), German lawyer
- Tom Schwarz (* 1994), German boxer and youth world champion
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- Uli Schwarz (1934-2006), German biologist
- Ullrich Schwarz (* 1950), German architectural theorist and university professor
- Ulrich Schwarz (councilor) (1422–1478), German politician, councilor in Augsburg
- Ulrich Schwarz (journalist) (* 1936), German journalist
- Ulrich Schwarz (historian) (* 1944), German historian and archivist
- Ulrich Schwarz (actor) (* 1947), German actor and director
- Ulrich Schwarz (Police President) (* 1954), German Police President
- Ulrich Schwarz (Designer) (* 1956), German designer and university professor
- Ulrich Schwarz (physicist) (* 1966), German physicist
- Ulrike Schwarz (* 1958), Austrian politician
- Urs Schwarz (journalist) (1905–1996), Swiss journalist and university professor
- Urs Schwarz (politician) (1926–2015), Swiss politician (FDP)
- Uwe Schwarz (* 1957), German politician (SPD)
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- Valentin Schwarz (* 1989), Austrian director
- Vera Schwarz (singer) (1888–1964), Austrian singer (soprano)
- Vera Schwarz (harpsichordist) (1929–1980), German harpsichordist and university professor
- Viktoria Schwarz (* 1985), Austrian canoeist
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- WH Eugen Schwarz (* 1937), German chemist
- Walter Schwarz (theologian) (1886–1957), German Protestant pastor, senior consistorial councilor and director of the Evangelical Press Association for Germany
- Walter Schwarz , maiden name of Michael Evenari (1904–1989), Israeli botanist
- Walter Schwarz (lawyer) (1906–1988), German-Israeli lawyer
- Walter Schwarz (glass designer) (* 1931), German art glass blower, glass designer and glass artist
- Walter Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1936), German soccer player
- Walter Schwarz-Paqué (* 1954), German architect, head of cultural affairs and writer
- Walter A. Schwarz (* 1944), Austrian NCO
- Walter Andreas Schwarz (1913–1992), German singer, writer, cabaret artist and translator
- Walter Caesar Schwarz (1882 – ≈1947), Austrian architect
- Walter Leo Schwarz (1932–2015), German Catholic clergyman, active in Christian-Jewish dialogue
- Walther Schwarz, pseudonym of Luise Wanda von Dallwitz (1830–1914), German writer and art collector
- Walther Schwarz (1881 - after 1923), German lawyer, doctor and ministerial official
- Werner Schwarz (politician, 1900) (1900–1982), German CDU politician
- Werner Schwarz (politician, 1902) (1902–1942), German politician of the NSDAP
- Werner Schwarz (literary scholar) (1905–1982), Dutch Germanist
- Werner Schwarz (musicologist) (1906–1998), German musicologist
- Werner Schwarz (musician) , German musician
- Werner Schwarz (artist, 1918) (1918–1994), Swiss artist
- Werner Schwarz (artist, 1924) (1924–2010), German artist
- Werner Schwarz (musician, 1943) (* 1943), German musician (piano, accordion)
- Werner Schwarz (soccer player) (* 1952), Austrian soccer player and coach
- Werner Schwarz (artist, 1953) (* 1953), German painter, graphic artist and wood cutter
- Werner Schwarz (farmer) (* 1960), German farmer and agricultural functionary
- Werner Schwarz (Nordic Combiner) (* 1964), Austrian Nordic Combiner
- Wiebke Adam-Schwarz (* 1968), German actress
- Wilfried Schwarz (* 1937), German painter and teacher
- Wilhelm Schwarz (lawyer) (1869–1926), German lawyer, Ministerial and State Councilor
- Wilhelm Schwarz (politician, 1887) (1887–1966), German politician (center), mayor of Mosbach
- Wilhelm Schwarz (politician, 1902) (1902–1975), German politician (NSDAP), MdR
- Wilhelm von Schwarz-Senborn (1816–1903), Austrian diplomat
- Wilhelm August Schwarz (1848–1912), German organ builder, see Wilhelm Schwarz & Sohn
- Will Schwarz (painter) (1894–1946), German painter
- Will Schwarz (architect) (1907–1992), German architect
- Willi Schwarz (1902–1975), German resistance fighter against National Socialism and SED functionary
- Willihard Schwarz (1927–2000), German civil engineer
- Willy Schwarz (* ≈1950), American singer, musician and orchestra founder
- Wolf Schwarz (1917–2003), German lawyer, film producer and manager
- Wolfgang Schwarz (author) (1916–2012), German author
- Wolfgang Schwarz (actor) (* 1925), German actor
- Wolfgang Schwarz (resistance fighter) (* 1926), German resistance fighter
- Wolfgang Schwarz (boxer) , German boxer
- Wolfgang Schwarz (mathematician) (1934–2013), German mathematician
- Wolfgang Schwarz (figure skater) (* 1947), Austrian figure skater
- Wolfgang Schwarz (Slavist) (* 1948), German Slavist and university professor
- Wolfgang Schwarz (soccer player, 1952) (* 1952), Austrian soccer player and coach
- Wolfgang Schwarz (politician) (* 1954), German politician (SPD), MdL Rhineland-Palatinate
- Wolfgang Schwarz (soccer player, 1965) (* 1965), Austrian soccer player
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- Zbyněk Schwarz (* 1951), Czech badminton player
See also
Web links
Wiktionary: Black - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Wiktionary: black - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Individual evidence
- ↑ Distribution of the name "Schwarz" in Austria ( Memento of the original from February 18, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on verwandt.at