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Mannheimer may refer to:

Family name

• Jakob Mannheimer (1724, nearby Darmstadt - 1803), Jewish German banker (de)
• Isaac Noah Mannheimer (German: (also) Isaak N. Mannheimer, Isak Noa Mannheimer; 1793, Copenhagen - 1865, Vienna), Jewish Danish-Austrian preacher and rabbi; born at Copenhagen
• Sigmund Mannheimer (1835, Kernel, Duchy of Nassau - 1909), Jewish German-US educator, a professor in the Hebrew Union College, son of on of Simon Mannheimer and Yette Levi^[1]
  ∞ Louise (Herschman(n)) Mannheimer, nee Herschman (1845, Prague - 1921), Jewish Czech-US writer and poetess, a daughter of Joseph Herschman(n) and Katherine Urbach, the wife of Sigmund^[2]
  • Jennie Mannheimer (stage name: Jane Manner) (1872, New York City - 1943), the founder, a head, and an interpretive reader of the Cincinnati School of Expression, Cincinnati, Ohio^[3]

• Gustav Mannheimer (Hungarian: Magyar Gusztáv; Magyar(-)Mannheimer Gusztáv; 1854 - ?), Jewish Hungarian painter^[4]
• Georg Mannheimer (1887, Vienna - 1942, KZ Dachau), a Jewish Austrian writer^[5]
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  • Fritz Mannheimer (1890, Stuttgart - 1939), Jewish German-Dutch banker and art collector
  • Victor Mannheimer (? - 1928), brother of Fritz^[6]

• Max Mannheimer (born 1920, Neutitschein/Nový Jičín), author (de)
• Renato Mannheimer (born 1947)

Manheimer

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  • Valentin Manheimer (1815, Gommern - 1889, Berlin), Jewish German employer (de)
  • Moritz Manheimer (1826, Gommern - 1916, Berlin), Jewish German merchant (de)
• Ken Manheimer

References

See also

• Mannheim

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