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Walzer (and its variants) may refer to:

• The German name for the waltz
  • Mephisto-Waltzer, 4 waltzes composed by Franz Liszt

Family names

• Anton Walzer (1902, Weiler bei Ravensburg - 1962, Berlin), a German victim of the Berlin Wall (de)
• Andreas Walzer (born 1970, Homburg/Saar), German cyclist (de)
• Judith Walzer Leavitt (born 1940), a Jewish American college professor
• Martin Walzer (1883 - 1958) (de)
• Michael Walzer (born 1935), an American Jewish political philosopher (social philosopher, moral philosopher, intellectual)
• Raphael Walzer (born Josef Walzer; 1888, Ravensburg - 1966, Heidelberg), a German Benedictine, the 4th archabbot of the Beuron Archabbey (since 1918 til 1937) (de)
• Richard Rudolf Walzer (1900, Berlin - 1975, Oxford), a Jewish German-British expert on Greek philosophy
• Tina Walzer, a female Jewish Austrian historan of Austrian Jewish history^[1]
• Werner Walzer (born 1947), Austrian footballer (de)

Waltzer

• Kenneth "Kenny" Alan Waltzer (born 1942), an Jewish American historian, Jewish studier, director of Jewish Studies at Michigan State University
• Waltzer & Associates, a law firm in New Orleans, Louisiana

Wälzer

• Karel Wälzer (1890 - ?), a Czechoslovakian ice hockey player

References

See also

• Waltzer
• Welzer, Weltzer

• Tänzer

Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary

German

Etymology

From the verb walzen.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈvaltsɐ/

Noun

Walzer m. (genitive Walzers, plural Walzer)

1. waltz

Declension