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Grinberg, Grynberg
Origin
Language(s)	Yiddish
Meaning	green mountain
Region of origin	Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Poland, Israel
Other names
Related names	Grynberg (Polish form), Grīnbergs, Grīnberga (Latvian form), Grinbergas (Lithuanian form) Greenberg, Grünberg, Grimberg; Grünberger
[1]

Grinberg (Yiddish: גרינבערג, Russian: Гринберг, Ukrainian: Грінберг) is the surname of:

Adam Grinberg (born 1939, Kraków), a cinematographer
Alexandre Danielevich Grinberg (1885 - 1979), a Russian-French photographer^[1]
Anouk Grinberg (born 1963, Uccle), a Begian actor^[2]

Edward Grinberg (born ?), an Israeli architect and urban planner
Emanuel Grinberg (Latvian: Emanuels Grīnbergs; 1911 - 1982), a Latvian mathematician
- Grinberg's theorem, named after Emanuel Grinberg
Gedalio "Gerry" Grinberg (1931 - 2009), a Cuban-American watchmaker

Iosif (L'vovich) Grinberg (1906 - 1980), a Soviet literary critic
Ivan Grinberg (1908, Kupin, Ukraine - 1973), the birth name of Philip Rahv
Johans (Jānis) Grīnbergs (1869 - 1923)^[3]

Lāsma Grīnberga
Leon Grinberg (1921, Buenos-Aires - 2007), an Argentine psychoanalist^[4]
Grīnberga Māra
Maria (Izrailevna) Grinberg (1908 - 1978), Soviet pianist
Roman Grinberg (1962, Bălţi), a Moldovan-Austrian musician^[5]

Sara Topelson de Grinberg (born 1945), Polish-born Mexican architect
Teodors Grīnbergs (1870 - 1962)^[6]

Uri Zvi Grinberg (1896, in Galicia - 1981), Israeli poet, journalist and political activist
Viesturs Grīnbergs^[7]
Vladimir Davidovich Medem, né Grinberg (Russian: Владимир Давидович Медем; 1879, Liepāja - 1923, New York City)

Yafit Grinberg (Template:Lang-he-n; born 1951), an Israeli businesswoman
Yoysef Grinberg (1900 - 1996), Polish-born American film and Yiddish theatre actor
Zalman Grinberg (1912 - 1983), American physician

Grynberg

Henryk Grynberg (born 1936, Warsaw), a Jewish Polish writer and actor
Jack J. Grynberg (born 1932), a Denver-based oil- and gas developer
Marian Grynberg (born 1940), Jewish Polish physicist^[8]
Michał Grynberg (1909 - 2000), Jewish Polish histiorian^[9]
Weronika Grynberg (1916 - 2007), Jewish Polish actress^[10]

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+{{Family name
+|name = Grinberg, Grynberg
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+|pronunciation =
+|meaning = green mountain
+|region = Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Poland, Israel
+|language = Yiddish
+|related names = Grynberg (Polish form), [[Grīnbergs]], [[Grīnberga]] (Latvian form), [[Grinbergas]] (Lithuanian form)<br>[[Greenberg]], [[Grünberg (surname)|Grünberg]], [[Grimberg]]; [[Grünberger]]
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 '''Grinberg''' ({{lang-yi|'''גרינבערג'''}}, {{lang-ru|'''Гринберг'''}}, {{lang-uk|Грінберг}}) is the surname of:
-* [[Edward Grinberg]]
+* [[Adam Greenberg|Adam Grinberg]] (born 1939, Kraków), a cinematographer
+* [[Alexandre Grinberg|Alexandre Danielevich Grinberg]] (1885 - 1979), a Russian-French photographer<ref>[[:fr:Alexandre Grinberg]]</ref>
-* [[Emanuel Grinberg]], a Latvian mathematician
+* [[Anouk Grinberg]] (born 1963, Uccle), a Begian actor<ref>[[:fr:Anouk Grinberg]]</ref>
+* [[Edward Grinberg]] (born ?), an Israeli architect and urban planner
+* [[Emanuel Grinberg]] ({{lang-lv|[[Emanuels Grīnbergs]]}}; 1911 - 1982), a Latvian mathematician
 ** [[Grinberg's theorem]], named after Emanuel Grinberg
 * [[Gedalio Grinberg|Gedalio "Gerry" Grinberg]] (1931 - 2009), a Cuban-American watchmaker
 * [[Iosif Grinberg|Iosif (L'vovich) Grinberg]] (1906 - 1980), a Soviet literary critic
-* Ivan Grinberg, the birth name of ''[[Philip Rahv]]''
+* Ivan Grinberg (1908, Kupin, Ukraine - 1973), the birth name of ''[[Philip Rahv]]''
+* [[Jānis Grīnbergs|Johans ''(Jānis)'' Grīnbergs]] (1869 - 1923)<ref>[[:lv:Jānis Grīnbergs]]</ref>
+* [[Lāsma Grīnberga]]
+* [[Leon Grinberg]] (1921, Buenos-Aires - 2007), an Argentine psychoanalist<ref>[[:fr:Leon Grinberg]]</ref>
+* [[Grīnberga Māra]]
 * [[Maria Grinberg|Maria (Izrailevna) Grinberg]] (1908 - 1978), Soviet pianist
-* [[Roman Grinberg]], a Moldovan-Austrian musician<ref>[[:de:Roman Grinberg|(de)]]</ref>
+* [[Roman Grinberg]] (1962, Bălţi), a Moldovan-Austrian musician<ref>[[:de:Roman Grinberg|(de)]]</ref>
 * [[Sara Topelson de Grinberg]] (born 1945), Polish-born Mexican architect
+* [[Teodors Zaļkalns|Teodors Grīnbergs]] (1870 - 1962)<ref>[[:lv:Teodors Zaļkalns]]</ref>
-* [[Uri Zvi Grinberg]], Israeli poet, journalist and political activist
+* [[Uri Zvi Grinberg]] (1896, in Galicia - 1981), Israeli poet, journalist and political activist
+* [[Viesturs Grīnbergs]]<ref>[[:lv:Viesturs Grīnbergs]]</ref>
+* [[Vladimir Medem|Vladimir Davidovich Medem, né Grinberg]] ({{lang-ru|Владимир Давидович Медем}}; 1879, Liepāja - 1923, New York City)
+* [[G. Yafit|Yafit Grinberg]] ({{lang-he-n|<font lang-he>יפית גרינברג</font>}}; born 1951), an Israeli businesswoman
 * [[Yoysef Grinberg]] (1900 - 1996), Polish-born American film and Yiddish theatre actor
 * [[Zalman Grinberg]] (1912 - 1983), American physician
+=== Grynberg ===
+* [[Henryk Grynberg]] (born 1936, Warsaw), a Jewish Polish writer and actor
+* [[Jack J. Grynberg]] (born 1932), a Denver-based oil- and gas developer
+* [[Marian Grynberg]] (born 1940), Jewish Polish physicist<ref>[[:pl:Marian Grynberg]]</ref>
+* [[Michał Grynberg]] (1909 - 2000), Jewish Polish histiorian<ref>[[:pl:Michał Grynberg]]</ref>
+* [[Wiera Gran|Weronika Grynberg]] (1916 - 2007), Jewish Polish actress<ref>[[:pl:Wiera Gran]]</ref>
 == See also ==
+* [[Grynberg v. Commissioner]], the United States Tax Court
+* [[Grimberg]]
 * [[Greenberg]]
 * [[Grünberg (disambiguation)|Grünberg]]
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