Hamlet (disambiguation)
Weiler stands for:
- Hamlet , a form of settlement
- Hamlet (place name) , a common settlement name - there also for individual places and districts
- Weiler castle , several castles
- Weiler Castle , a late mannerist castle in Weiler, Obersulm
- Weiler Castle (Bessenbach) in Bessenbach- Weiler , Aschaffenburg district, Lower Franconia
Companies:
- JW Weiler & Cie. , former manufacturer of aniline and nitric acid
- Weiler Werkzeugmaschinen , a manufacturer of turning and radial drilling machines
People:
- Weiler (noble family) , a Franconian, later Württemberg noble family with ancestral seat near Obersulm
- Herren von Weiler , a Swabian noble family with headquarters near Weiler in the Allgäu
- AH Weiler (1908–2002), American journalist and film critic
- Albert Weiler (* 1965), German politician (CDU)
- Anke Weiler (* 1972), German rower
- Barbara Weiler (* 1946), German European politician (SPD)
- Bertram Weiler (1898–1972), German politician (NSDAP)
- Carl von Weiler (1879–1922), German administrative officer
- Christian von Weiler († 1717), head of the artillery from Kurbrandenburg and imperial major general
- Clemens Weiler (1909–1982), German art historian
- Dirk Weiler , German singer, actor and musical performer
- Elfriede Weiler (1906–1984), German politician (SPD), member of the North Rhine-Westphalian state parliament
- Elmar Weiler (* 1949), German plant physiologist and university rector
- Frank Weiler (* 1968), German lawyer and university professor
- Fritz Weiler (* 1943), Austrian singer, entertainer and rock 'n' roll interpreter, see Ty Tender
- Günter Weiler (* 1951), German general
- Gerda Weiler (1921–1994), German psychologist and educator
- Hans Weiler (* 1934), German educational and political scientist
- Harald Weiler (* 1958), German actor and theater director
- Heinz-Rudolf Weiler (* 1955), German soccer player
- Ingomar Weiler (* 1938), Austrian ancient historian
- Jan Weiler (* 1967), German journalist and book author
- Joachim Weiler (1947–1999), German CDU politician; District Administrator of the Rhineland-Palatinate district of Ahrweiler
- Johannes V. Weiler († 1636 or 1637), Abbot of Marienstatt Abbey
- John Weiler (* 1951), Austrian writer and actor
- Joseph Weiler (1791–1867), German merchant, MdL Nassau
- Joseph HH Weiler (* 1951), South African legal scholar
- Julius Weiler (1850–1904), German chemist and industrialist
- Käthe Rülicke-Weiler (1922–1992), German dramaturge, film and television scholar
- Karl Weiler (1878–1973), Bavarian politician and doctor
- Kaspar Weiler (1506–1580), Bavarian patrician
- Kurt Weiler (1921–2016), German animation film director
- Lina von Weiler (1830–1890), German portrait and genre painter
- Lucien Weiler (* 1951), Luxembourg politician
- Luis Weiler (1863–1918), German railway engineer
- Marie Weiler (1809–1864), Austrian actress and singer
- Max Weiler (soccer player) (1900–1969), Swiss soccer player
- Max Weiler (painter) (1910–2001), Austrian painter
- Milo von Weiler , Catholic priest, Benedictine and abbot of the Murrhardt Monastery
- René Weiler (* 1973), Swiss football player and coach
- Reto Weiler (* 1947), neurobiologist
- Rudolf Weiler (* 1928), Austrian theologian and social ethicist
- Sepp Weiler (1921–1997), German ski jumper
- Simone Weiler (* 1978), German swimmer
- Stefan Weiler (* 1960), German church musician, conductor and music teacher
- Stephan Weiler (* 1984), Mister Switzerland 2008
- Toni Weiler (1894–1970), German opera singer (baritone)
- Ulrich Weiler (* 1943), German handball player and coach
- Ulrike Weiler (* 1956), German professor
- Walter Weiler (1903–1945), Swiss football player
- Wayne Weiler (1934–2005), American racing driver
- Wilhelm Weiler (1890–1972), German paleontologist and geologist
- Wolfgang Weiler (* 1952), German businessman and board spokesman for HUK-Coburg
See also:
Wiktionary: Weiler - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
- Weiller
- Weyler
- Transmitter Weiler im Allgäu , filling transmitter near Simmerberg
- Gut Weilern , Staudachhof Castle
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