Grünbaum

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Grünbaum, Gruenbaum, Greenbaum, Grinboim (גרינבױם, Гринбаум, Гринбойм)

Grünbaum ist der Name von

Place names

• German name of Jelenie, Człopa (de) district, Pomerania.

Lastnames

• Adolf Grünbaum, see Lakatos Award
• Branko Grünbaum
• Fritz Grünbaum (1880-1941), Austrian comedian, actor, dancer, producer, author ([1])
• Henry Grünbaum, see List of Finance Ministers of Denmark
• Jiří Grünbaum, see Vedem
• Max Grünbaum (Maier Grünbaum) (1817-1898), German Orientalist; born in Seligenstadt, Hesse ([2])
• Victor Gruen/Victor David Gruen (born Victor David Gruenbaum) (1903-1980), Austrian architect ([3])

[edit] Grünebaum

• Elias Grünebaum (1807-1893), German rabbi ([4])

[edit] Greenbaum

• Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, see Derekh Hashem, The Rooster Prince, Breslov (Hasidic dynasty), Rosh Hashana kibbutz (Breslov)
• Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum
• Everett Greenbaum
• Gary Greenbaum
• Gus Greenbaum
• Joan Greenbaum (professor), author of the book "Windows on the Workplace" and more.
• Joanne Greenbaum, see List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 2001
• Max Greenbaum
• Mick Green (born Michael Greenbaum), British rock and roll guitarist
• Mutz Greenbaum
• Norman Greenbaum
• Peter Green (musician) (born Peter Allen Greenbaum)
• Peter Greenbaum
• Samuel Greenbaum (1854-), British-American lawyer and jurist ([5])
• Sidney Greenbaum (1929-1996), linguist
• Susan Greenbaum, see Jewel (singer)
• Yitzhak Greenbaum (Yitzhak Gruenbaum), Israeli first minister of Interior, see List of Israeli politicians