Morgenstern
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Morgenstern is a Germanic surname meaning morning star.[1]
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[edit] Surname
- Barbara Morgenstern (born 1971), German musician
- Christian Morgenstern (1871–1914), German poet
- Christian Ernst Bernhard Morgenstern, German landscape painter
- Erin Morgenstern, American author
- Joe Morgenstern, American film critic
- Johann Carl Simon Morgenstern (1770–1852), the German philologist who coined the term Bildungsroman
- Maia Morgenstern (born 1962), Romanian film and stage actress
- Mark Morgenstern, Canadian filmmaker
- Norbert Morgenstern, geotechnical engineer and developer of the "Morgenstern-Price" method of slope stability analysis
- Oskar Morgenstern (1902–1977), German-born economist and founder of the field of game theory
- Ralph Morgenstern, German actor in theatre, tv and film
- Rick Morgenstern (born 1951), Canadian Recording Artist
- Soma Morgenstern (1890–1976), Jewish-Austrian writer and journalist
- Stephanie Morgenstern, Canadian actress and screenwriter
- Thomas Morgenstern (born 1986), Austrian ski jumper
[edit] Fiction
- David Morgenstern, a fictional emergency-room physician portrayed by William H. Macy on the television
- Morgenstern (fiction), the mythical horse ridden by Julian, one of the Princes of Amber in Roger Zelazny's Amber series.
- S. Morgenstern, fictional author of William Goldman's The Princess Bride
- Valentine Morgenstern, a character in the Mortal Instruments book series.
[edit] Music
- Morgenstern (band), a music project
- Morgenstern (Mittelalter band), a German Mittelalter-Rock band
- Morgenstern (song), a song by rock band Rammstein
[edit] Other uses
- Morgenstern (Weapon), a spiked mace
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[edit] References
- ^ Menk, Lars (2005). A dictionary of German-Jewish surnames. Bergenfield, NJ: Avotaynu. ISBN 978-1-886223-20-2.
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