Fass

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Contents 1 People 2 Other 3 Related names 3.1 Fasser 3.2 Fassel 3.2.1 Fasslabend 3.2.2 Fassler 3.3 Fassbind 3.4 Fassbinder 3.4.1 Faßbänder 3.5 Fassmann 4 External links 5 See also

The German word fass (Yiddish: פֿאַס, pl.פֿעסער; pronounced dos fas) means barrel. Fass corresponds to English vat (OE fæt / Dutch: vat). As a name it may refer to:

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[edit] People

• Baddon Fass
• Bob Fass
• George Fass and Gertrude Fass, see 77 Sunset Strip
• Myron Fass
• Patricia Fass Palmer, producer
• Paula Fass, musician
• Simon Fass
• Stacy Fass
• Steve Fass

[edit] Other

• Heidelberg Tun (Große Fass von Heidelberg)
• Lt Tom Fass (Tom Fass)
• Fasselrutschen ([1])
• Fass 57, see SIG 510
• FASS 90, see SIG 550
• Fast Address Space Switching, a computer processor technique for the ARM architecture which dramatically improves the speed of context switches[2]

[edit] Related names

[edit] Fasser

Fasser:

• Rosa Fasser (born June 10, 1867, Vienna - March 16, 1942, Vienna), Austrian actress

[edit] Fassel

• Rabbi Hirsch Bär Fassel (August 21, 1802, Boskowitz, Moravia - December 27, 1883, Nagykanizsa), Moravia-born Austrian-Hungarian rabbi and author ([3])
• Jim Fassel

Fassl

• Aloys (Ferdinand) Fassl (born 19 July, 1865, Komotau/Chomutov, Bohemia - 16 February, 1940, Bonn-Beuel), Czech-German engineer

[edit] Fasslabend

• Werner Fasslabend (b.1944, Marchegg), Austrian jurist and politician ([4])

[edit] Fassler

Fassler, Fasler:

• Jack Fassler
• Libby Fassler
• Mark Fassler
• Marty Fassler
• Bill Fassler (Software Magician)
• Wolfgang Fassler (born March 9, 1944, Vienna - June 24, 1997, near Gernsheim), Austrian singer

[edit] Fassbind

Fassbind:

• Franz Fassbind, pseudonym: Thomas Martin (born March 7, 1919, Unteriberg, Kanton Schwyz - July 3, 2003, Adliswil, Kanton Zürich), Swiss writer
• Joseph Thomas Fassbind (born 17 May, 1755, Schwyz - 29 January, 1824, Schwyz), Swiss Catholic theologian, historian

[edit] Fassbinder

Fassbinder, Fassbinder, Fasbinder:

• Franz Fassbinder, pseudonym: Franz J. Falckenberg (born 10 June, 1886, Trier - 29 May, 1960, Bonn), writer, Germanist
• Klara Maria Faßbinder/Klara (Marie) Faßbinder/Klara Fassbinder (born 15 February, 1890, Trier - 3 June, 1974, Berkum bei Bonn), educator (Pädagoge), politician; see German article
• Kyle Fassbinder
• Leo Fassbinder, see The Dick Van Dyke Show
• Rainer Werner Fassbinder (born May 31, 1945, Bad Wörishofen - June 10, 1982, München), writer, director/producer (Regisseur), actor

[edit] Faßbänder

Faßbänder:

• Brigitte Fassbaender (b.1939, Berlin), German-Austrian singer (mezzo-soprano) ([5])

Faßbender/Fassbender

• Heinrich (Konrad Friedrich) Fassbender (born 23 June, 1884, Frankfurt/Main - 14 January, 1970, Erlangen), physicist,
• Joseph Faßbender/Joseph Fassbender (born 14 April, 1903, Köln - 5 January, 1974, Köln), painter, graphic artist
• Martin Faßbender/Martin Fassbender (born 24 March, 1856, Steinenbrück (now a part of Overath) - December 29, 1943, Angenrod (now a part of Alsfeld)), Genossenschaftler, politician
• Zdenka Faßbender/Zdeněk Fassbender (born December 12, 1879, Tetschen - 14 March, 1954, München), singer

[edit] Fassmann

Fassmann/Faßmann, Fassman:

• Auguste von Faßmann/Auguste von Fassmann (born 1808, Schloß Kopsburg bei München - May 22, 1872, Kolberg, Pommern)
• David Fassmann, also Pithander von der Quelle (born September 20, 1683, Oberwiesenthal/Erzgebirge - June 14, 1744, Lichtenstadt/Hroznětín, Bohemia), writer
• Kurt Fassmann/Curt Fassmann

[edit] External links

• Fass (AEIOU)
• http://www.saur.de/dbe/pdf/Aufge_Pers_F.pdf

[edit] See also

• Cask, Fas, Fasse
• Bötticher

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