Heller
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Heller may mean:
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[edit] People
- Ágnes Heller, Hungarian philosopher
- André Heller, Austrian artist, musician, entertainer
- Arnold Krumm-Heller, Gnostic Archbishop
- Bruno Heller, British television and film writer.
- Ben Heller, Model for ALifeNYC.com Productions
- Carol Heller
- Craig Heller, Physiologist
- Erich Heller, European thinker and essayist
- Ferdinand Heller
- Fanya Heller, noted Holocaust survivor
- George Heller, president and CEO of Hudson's Bay Company
- Guy Heller
- Hermann Heller, German philosopher
- Hermann Heller (1850-1917), Swiss politician
- Isidor Heller (1816 - 1879), Bohemian-Austrian author
- James Heller, fictional character
- Jeffrey Heller, journalist
- Jehiel ben Aaron Heller, Koidanov-born rabbi
- Joseph Heller, author of Catch-22
- Joshua ben Aaron Heller, Russian rabbi and preacher
- Laszlo Heller, Hungarian inventor
- Menahem Heller
- Mervin Heller, Jr.
- Pete Heller, English electronic and house music producer
- Robert Heller, British magician
- Seligmann Heller, Bohemian-Austrian poet and journalist
- Stephen Heller, Hungarian pianist, composer
- Steven Heller, American art director and journalist
- Tzebi Hirsch Heller (Ẓebi Hirsch Heller, "Herschele Ḥarif"), Hungarian rabbi
- Yom-Tob Lipmann ben Nathan ben Moses Levi Heller (Yom-Ṭob Lipmann Heller, Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller), rabbi
- Zoë Heller, journalist and novelist. (Notes on a Scandal)
[edit] Fictional People
- James Heller, a character from the TV show 24
- Jettero Heller main charcter in the mission earth novels written by L. Ron Hubbard
[edit] Other uses
- Heller, a defunct unit of money in some part of Central Europe. Currently 1/100 of the Czech koruna and the Slovak koruna.
- Heller SA, a French manufacturer of model kits
- a beer brewery in Bamberg, see also Schlenkerla
- The Heller River in Germany
- Gebr. Heller, a manufacturing firm in Germany. See also German article.
- Heller Letter
- Heller myotomy
- Hedley Byrne v. Heller
- Heller's syndrome, a neurological disorder.
[edit] See also
- Häller, Haeller
- Geller (Russianised form)