Samter - Wikipedia

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Samter may refer to:

German name of Szamotuły
- Kreis Samter (Template:Lang-pl), a county in the southern administrative district of Posen, Prussia
- Landkreis Samter^[1]

People

Ernst Samter (1868, Posen - 1926, Berlin), Jewish Polish-German classical philologist and religious scholar^[2]
Martin Samter (1884, Posen - ?), Jewish Polish-German architect^[3]
Alice Samter (1908, Berlin - 2004), a German music educator and composer
Max Samter (1909, Berlin - 1999, Evanston), German-American physician
- Samter's triad (Template:Lang-de)

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