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* [[Hans Freyer]] (1887–1969), German sociologist |
* [[Hans Freyer]] (1887–1969), German sociologist |
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* [[Heinrich Freyer]] (1802–1866), Slovene botanist, zoologist, paleontologist and pharmacist |
* [[Heinrich Freyer]] (1802–1866), Slovene botanist, zoologist, paleontologist and pharmacist |
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* [[Ingo Freyer]] (born 1971), German professional basketball coach and former national team player |
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* [[John D. Freyer]], American artist |
* [[John D. Freyer]], American artist |
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* [[Martin Freyer]] (born 1995), Namibian cyclist |
* [[Martin Freyer]] (born 1995), Namibian cyclist |
Latest revision as of 05:00, 12 April 2024
Freyer is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Achim Freyer (born 1934), German stage director, set designer and painter
- August Freyer (1801–1883), Polish musician and composer
- Bill Freyer (1900–1961), Australian footballer for South Melbourne and Footscray
- Christian Friedrich Freyer (1794–1885), German entomologist
- Dermot Freyer (1883–1970), Irish author and activist
- Frank Freyer, United States Navy captain and 14th Naval Governor of Guam
- Hans Freyer (1887–1969), German sociologist
- Heinrich Freyer (1802–1866), Slovene botanist, zoologist, paleontologist and pharmacist
- Ingo Freyer (born 1971), German professional basketball coach and former national team player
- John D. Freyer, American artist
- Martin Freyer (born 1995), Namibian cyclist
- Peter Freyer (1851–1921), Irish surgeon
- Sasha Waters Freyer (born 1968), American filmmaker
- Sigismund Freyer (1881–1944), German equestrian
- Ted Freyer (1910–1984), Australian footballer for Essendon
- Timothy Edward Freyer (born 1963), American Roman Catholic prelate
- Tony Freyer, American lawyer
See also[edit]
- Freyer's pug (Eupithecia intricata), moth of the family Geometridae.