List of people by name: Steq-Steu

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Prefix St | Sta | Stb-Std | Ste | Stf-Sth | Sti | Stj-Stn | Sto | Stp-Stq | Str | Sts-Stt | Stu | Stv-Stz

Stea-Steo | Step | Steq-Steu | Stev | Stew-Stez

1 Ster
- 1.1 Stera - Sterl
- 1.2 Stern
  - 1.2.1 People named Stern
  - 1.2.2 Sternb - Sternh
2 Stes - Steu

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[edit] Stera - Sterl

Steranko, Jim (born 1938)
Sterckx (born 1946), Belgian politician
Sterkel, Jill (born 1961), American swimmer and coach
Sterling, Bruce (born 1954), author
Sterling, Ross S. (1931-1933), US Governor of Texas

[edit] Stern

[edit] People named Stern

Stern, Andy, union activist
Stern, Avraham (or Abraham), (1907-1942), Zionist leader
Stern, Bert, (fl. 1950s), American photographer
Stern, Bill, (1907-1971), American radio and television sportscaster
Stern, Daniel, (born 1957), actor
Stern, Donald K., (fl. 1990s), American jurist
Stern, Daniel, (1805-1876), French author
Stern, David Joel, American basketball administrator
Stern, Fritz, (born 1926), German-American historian & historiographer
Stern, Gerald (born 1925), American poet
Stern, Horst (born 1922), German journalist
Stern, Howard, (born 1954), American radio personality
Stern, Isaac, (1920-2001), violinist
Stern, John, (born 1976), Trinidadian footballer
Stern, Leni, German jazz guitarist, singer and pianist
Stern, Leonard, (fl. 1950s), American game creator & publisher
Stern, Leonard N., (fl. 2000), American finacier
Stern, Lina Solomonovna, (1878-1968), cosmpolitan Soviet biochemist, physiologist and Jewish activist
Stern, Marcus, (fl. 2000) American theater director
Stern, Mario Rigoni, (b. 1921), Italian writer
Stern, Max, (1904-1987), German-born Canadian arts benefactor & critic
Stern, Melissa, (b. 1986), American surrogate-born child
Stern, Mike, musician
Stern, Nicholas, (fl. 2000), international economist
Stern, Otto, (1888-1969), German physicist
Stern, Robert Arthur Morton, (born 1939), American architect
Stern, Sam, (fl. late twentieth century), American arcade-game entrepreneur
Stern, Stewart, (fl. late twentieth century), American screenwriter
Stern, Vivien, British aristocrat & politician

[edit] Sternb - Sternh

Sternberg Albrecht von, (fl. thirteenth century), Bohemian religious leader
Sternberg, Charles Hazelius, (1850-1943), American fossil collector & paleontologist
Sternberg, Charles Mortram, (1885-1981), American paleontologist
Sternberg, George Miller, (1838 - 1915), American bacteriologist and physician
Sternberg, Guy, (fl. twenty first century), botany author
Sternberg, Jacob (or Iacob), (fl. early twentieth century), Romanian theater director
Sternberg, Joseph von, (died 1969)
Sternberg, Kaspar Maria von, (1761–1838), Bohemian theologian & naturalist
Sternberg, Marta Nielsen, (fl. 1990s), movie sound editor
Sternberg, Robert, psychologist
Sternberger, Dolf, (1907-1989), publicist
Sterne, Bobbie L., (fl. 1970s), American politician
Sterne, Carus, (1839-1903), German biologist
Sterne, Laurence, (1713-1768), novelist
Sterne, Richard (c.1596-1683), British religious leader
Sternen, Matej, (1870-1949), painter
Sternhagen, Frances, (born 1930), actress
Sternheim, Carl dramatist, author
Sternhold, Thomas (1500-1549), English poet