Tuchman
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| Meaning | German: (der) Tuch-mann "fabric man" or "cloth man", meant traders in clothes |
| Region of origin | Poland, Germany, Israel, United States |
| Language(s) of origin | Yiddish |
| Related names | Tuch, Tuck[1]; Tüchel, Tuchel[2]; Tucher, Tucherl, Tüchler, Tuchner[3], Tüchner; Tuchmacher, Tuchscherer (Low German: Duchscherer), Tuchband Hantuch(ová), Weber, Webermann (Weberman); Sukno (Slavic form); Similar form names: Tuchler/Tuckler or Tucheler (Germanic form of Polish: Tucholski) |
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Tuchman (Yiddish: טוכֿמאַן, Hebrew: טוּכְמַן, Russian: Тухман, German: Tuchmann) is a Yiddish and German surname, and may refer to:
- Barbara W(ertheim). Tuchman, née Wertheim (1912–1989), Jewish American historian and author
- Harry Tuchman Levin (1912–1994), American literary critic, scholar of modernism, and comparative literature
- Mitchell "Mitch" Tuchman, American technology entrepreneur and investor
- Jessica Tuchman Mathews (born 1946)
- Robert Tuchman, investment advisor
- Walter Tuchman, cryptographer
[edit] See also
- Tuckman
- David Tukhmanov (born 1940), Soviet-Armenian music composer
- Tučman, Tučmandl (Tuchmandl) (Czech surnames)
- Roy Tuckman
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