Rehbinder
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| Rehbinder, Russian: Ребиндер | |
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 Rehbinder Coat of Arms |
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| Region of origin | Westphalia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden |
| Language(s) of origin | German |
| Related names |
Reh, Rehlein (de), Rehbein (de) (Rehbehn), Rehbock (de), Rehkopf (de) (Rehkopp), Rehfuß (de) (Rehfuss, Rehfus (de), Rehfues (de))
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Rehbinder is German surname, and Baltic nobility of Westphalian origin of:
- Henrik von Rehbinder (1604, Tallinn – 1680), Friherre of the Udriku Manor in Swedish Estonia
- Otto von Rehbinder (et) (1640–1710)
- Bernhard Otto Rehbinder (sv) (1662–1743), Swedish baron and military man
- Gustav Magnus von Rehbinder (et) (1673–1734)
- Karl Friedrich von Rehbinder (et) (1764, Saue Manor – 1841 Saue Manor), founder of Saku Brewery
- Robert Henrik Rehbinder (1777, Paimio (Swedish: Pemar), Finland – 1841), Secretary of State for the Grand Duchy of Finland
- Otto Carl Rehbinder (fi) (1797, Rautalampi – 1873, Hämeenlinna)
- Arno von Rehbinder (de) (1879, Königsberg – 1957), German jurist
- Berndt-Otto Rehbinder (1918–1974), Swedish Olympic fencer
- Manfred Rehbinder (de) (born 1935, Berlin), German legal scholar
- Carl Johan Rehbinder (sv) (born 1962, Stockholm), Swedish artist, politician
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