page_title: List of people from Heilbronn
hierarchical_section_title: List of people from Heilbronn
context_page_description: A list of people who have lived in Heilbronn, Germany.
  Gustav Schübler, scientist.
  Heinrich Friedrich Füger, painter
  Wilhelm Waiblinger, poet and author
  Julius Robert von Mayer, physician and physicist, formulated the principle of mechanical equivalence
  Ludwig Pfau, poet and revolutionary
  Adolf Cluss, architect, builder of numerous public buildings in Washington D.C.
  Gustav von Schmoller, economist
  Wilhelm Maybach, engineer and motor vehicle pioneer, developed the first fast-running gasoline engine together with Gottlieb Daimler
  Friedrich Stolz, chemist, invented in 1897 a predecessor of aspirin
  Siegfried Gumbel, lawyer, alderman, since 1933 head of the Israelite High Councillor for Württemberg in Stuttgart, died in Dachau concentration camp
  Theodor Heuss, politician, first President of the Federal Republic of Germany
  Hellmuth Hirth, aviation pioneer, aircraft and airship builder
  Richard Drauz; in Landsberg Lech, headed up the NSDAP in the Heilbronn district
  Walter Kreiser, aircraft designer and journalist
  Walter Vielhauer, politician
  Joseph Asher, German-American rabbi
  Rolf Wütherich, passenger of the fatal car accident of James Dean
  Heinz A.
context_section_description: A list of people who have lived in Heilbronn, Germany.
  Gustav Schübler (1787-1834), scientist (meteorology).
  Heinrich Friedrich Füger; (1751-1818), painter
  Wilhelm Waiblinger; (1804-1830), poet and author
  Julius Robert von Mayer; (1814-1878), physician and physicist, formulated the principle of mechanical equivalence
  Ludwig Pfau; (1821-1894), poet and revolutionary
  Adolf Cluss; (1825-1905), architect, builder of numerous public buildings in Washington D.C.
  Gustav von Schmoller; (1838-1917), economist
  Wilhelm Maybach; (1846-1929), engineer and motor vehicle pioneer, developed the first fast-running gasoline engine together with Gottlieb Daimler
  Friedrich Stolz (1860-1936), chemist, invented in 1897 a predecessor of aspirin
  Siegfried Gumbel (1874-1942), lawyer, alderman ( DDP), since 1933 head of the Israelite High Councillor for Württemberg in Stuttgart, died in Dachau concentration camp
  Theodor Heuss, (1884-1963), politician, first President of the Federal Republic of Germany (1949 to 1959)
  Hellmuth Hirth (1886-1938), aviation pioneer, aircraft and airship builder
  Richard Drauz; (1894-1946) in Landsberg Lech (executed as a war criminal), headed up the NSDAP in the Heilbronn district
  Walter Kreiser (1898-1958), aircraft designer and journalist
  Walter Vielhauer, (1909-1986), politician (KPD)
  Joseph Asher (1921-1990), German-American rabbi
  Rolf Wütherich (1927-1981), passenger of the fatal car accident of James Dean
  Heinz A. Richter (born 1939), historian to the specialty Greece and Cyprus
  Dieter Schwarz, (born 1939), entrepreneur and owner of the Schwarz-Gruppe. (Kaufland, Lidl)
  Rosemarie Haag Bletter (born 1939), German-American architectural historian
  Andrzej Seweryn (born  1946), Polish actor
   Jürgen Schreiber (born 1947), journalist
  Heide Rühle (born 1948), politician ( Greens)  MEP, Federal President of the Greens 1990-1991
  Thomas Roth (born 1951), journalist, retired TV-presenter Tagesthemen
  Freddy Sahin-Scholl (born 1953 as Freddy Scholl), singer and composer
  Michael Wittmann (born 1956), musicologist
  Falk Struckmann (born 1958), opera singer (baritone)
  Joachim Schlör (born 1960), professor, author of Jewish history
  Thomas Strobl (born 1960), politician ( CDU) Member of Bundestag
  Michael Georg Link (born 1963), politician ( FDP) Member of Bundestag
  Michael Wenczel (born 1977), football player
  Sibel Kekilli, (born 1980), German actress
  Michael Hackert, (born 1981), professional ice hockey player NHL
  Corey Mapes (born 1992), hockey player
  Daniel Fischbuch (born 1993), hockey player
caption: Siegfried Gumbel
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