Sievers

Sievers is a German-Baltic noble family, see Sievers (noble family)

Sievers is the patronymic of Sievert / Sivrit / Siegfried the family name of the following people:

Adolf Sievers (1896–1981), German author
Alf von Sievers (1907–1946), German actor
Andreas Sievers (1931–2009), German botanist
Angelika Sievers (1912–2007), German geographer
Annette Sievers (* 1964), German author and publisher
August Sievers (1866–1960), German building cooperative
August Heinrich Theodor Sievers (1826–1860) German writer, printer and actor

Carl Sievers (politician) (1867–1925), German politician (DHP), MdR
Carl Georg von Sievers (1814–1879), Russian archaeologist
Carl Gustav von Sievers (1772–1856), Russian general
Carl Heinrich Sievers (1820–1889), German businessman and politician, Senator in Lübeck
Christian Sievers (* 1969), German moderator, reporter and editor
Corinna T. Sievers (* 1965), German writer

Gabriele Sievers (* 1961), German bodybuilder
Georg von Sievers (1774–1843), Russian general
Georg Sievers (1803–1887), German decorative painter and restorer
Georg Ludwig Peter Sievers (1775–1830), German music writer
Gerd Sievers (1915–1999), German music researcher
Gottlob Reinhold Sievers (1811–1866), German classical philologist and teacher
Gustav Sievers (1843–1898), Russian geologist and entomologist

Hannelore Sievers (1925–1998), German politician (CDU)
Hans Sievers (politician) (1893–1965), German educator and politician (SPD), Member of the Free State of Braunschweig
Hans Sievers (actor) (1931–2012), German actor
Hans-Jürgen Sievers (1943–2019), German pastor and author
Hans Wilhelm Sievers (1912–1987), German politician (CDU), MdL Schleswig-Holstein
Harald Sievers (* 1975), German politician (CDU)
Hartwig Sievers (1902–1970), German actor and radio play speaker
Heinrich Sievers (lawyer) (1848–1918), German lawyer and judge
Heinrich Sievers (businessman) (1856–1924), German wholesale merchant and member of the Lübeck citizenship
Heinrich Sievers (cyclist) , German cyclist, 1901 world champion of the stayers (amateurs)
Heinrich Sievers (politician) (1907–1964), German politician (KPD), member of the Bremen citizenship
Heinrich Sievers (musicologist) (1908–1999), German musicologist
Heinz-Georg Sievers (1923–2007), German doctor and handball player
Herbert Sievers (1922–1993), German actor
Hermann Sievers (1854–1930), director of the Teltow Canal Society, after him Sieversufer and Sieversbrücke in Berlin were named
Hermann Sievers (1892–1972), German politician, Lord Mayor of Wattenscheid
Holger Sievers (* 1968), German racing cyclist
Horst Dieter Sievers (* 1928), German actor
Hugo K. Sievers (1903–1972), Chilean naturalist

Jacob Johann Sievers (1731–1808), Russian statesman and reformer
James Bruce Joseph Sievers (* 1948), American poet
Jan Sievers (soccer player) (* 1967), German soccer player
Jan Sievers (musician) (* 1977), German singer-songwriter
Jan-André Sievers (* 1987), German soccer player
Jan-Henrik Sievers (* 1989), German actor, presenter
Jan-Ole Sievers (* 1995), German soccer player
Joachim von Sievers (1719–1778), Russian general and lieutenant governor of Estonia.
Johann von Sievers (1778–1827), Russian general
Johann August Carl Sievers (1762–1795), German botanist
Johann Friedrich Ludwig Sievers (1742–1806), German composer and organist
Johann Heinrich Sievers (1811–1876), German bookseller and publicist
Johannes Sievers (art historian) (1880–1969), German art historian
Johannes Sievers (Oberkirchenrat) (1881–1959), German economist and Oberkirchenrat
Jonah Sievers (* 1971), German rabbi
Jörg Sievers (swimmer) (1956–1973), German swimmer
Jörg Sievers (soccer player) (* 1965), German soccer goalkeeper and coach
Josef Sievers (1875–1964), German politician
Jürgen Sievers (architect) , German architect
Jürgen Sievers (engineer) , German engineer and author

Kai Detlev Sievers (* 1934), German ethnologist
Karl von Sievers (statesman) (1710–1775), German-Baltic statesman in Russian service
Karl von Sievers (officer) (1745–1821), German-Baltic officer and Russian councilor
Karl Sievers (Admiral) (1868–1940), German rear admiral

Karl Sievers (master builder) (1880–1925), German civil engineer and construction officer

Karl Friedrich von Sievers (1761–1823), Russian lawyer and judge

Kay Sievers , German programmer

Kissa von Sievers (1889 – after 1919), German-Baltic actress

Klas Richard Sievers (1852–1931), Finnish doctor

Margarethe Sievers (1601–1617), victim of the witch hunt
Marie von Sievers (1867–1948), German-Russian anthroposophist, see Marie Steiner
Martin Sievers , German politician, mayor of Neustadt
Matthias Sievers (1792–1848), German politician, councilor in Lübeck
Max Sievers (1887–1944), German resistance fighter
Milan Sievers (* 1998), German volleyball and beach volleyball player
Morris Sievers (1912–1968), Australian cricketer

Peter von Sievers (1674–1740), Danish-Russian admiral, see Peter von Sivers
Philipp Heinrich Friedrich Sievers (1785–1851), Hanoverian pastor, preacher and founder

Ralf Sievers (* 1961), German soccer player
Richard Sievers (around 1660–1700), German pirate captain
Rolf Sievers (1902–1949), German writer and cabaret artist
Roy Sievers (1926-2017), American baseball player
Rudolf Sievers (politician) (1841–1921), German businessman and politician (NLP), MdR
Rudolf Sievers (artist) (1884–1918), German artist

Wilhelm Sievers (politician, 1840) (1840–1917), German politician
Wilhelm Sievers (geographer) (1860–1921), German geographer
Wilhelm Sievers (painter) (1870 – after 1947), German decoration and church painter
Wilhelm Sievers (politician, 1896) (1896–1966), German politician
Wilhelm Sievers (Bishop) (* 1931), German clergyman, bishop in Oldenburg
Wolfgang Sievers (1913–2007), German-Australian photographer
Wolfram Sievers (1905–1948), German war criminal

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