Kramer

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Contents 1 Krämer, Kraemer 1.1 People Named Krämer (Kraemer) 2 Kramer (see also Cramer) 2.1 People 2.1.1 Fictional people 2.2 Places 2.3 Others 3 See also

Kramer in English, a surname, is commonly pronounced ['kɹeɪ.mə(ɹ)], and is from the German surname Krämer, pronounced ['kʁeɪ.məʁ].

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[edit] Krämer, Kraemer

Krämer, Kraemer refers to

• The outdated name for a business dealer or grocer, still common in Austria.
• The name of a large forest in Kremmen, Germany.

[edit] People Named Krämer (Kraemer)

• Adolf Kraemer (1832-1910)
  • Adolf Kraemer (painter), a painter
• Carl Kraemer/Karl Kraemer (1873 - 1951), see German article (1873–1951)
• Fabiano Kraemer (b. 1972), Brazilian system analyst
• Franz Kraemer
• Gerd Krämer/Gerd Kraemer, German persons:
  • Gerd Krämer (Schleswig-Holstein) (b. 1951), See German article
  • Gerd Krämer (Hesse), See German article
• Ingrid Krämer-Gulbin (b. 1943); see German article
• Karl Emerich Krämer (1918-1987), Writer; see German article
• Leo Krämer (1991-93), Estonian musician
• Louis E. Kramer (b. 1936), Motorcycle racer- inventor and builder of New Patented, Internal Combustian Engine; The Kramer Engine
• Nicholas Kraemer
• Otto Maria Krämer (b. 1964), German church musician (Kirchenmusiker)
• Peter Kraemer, see List of mayors of Bonn; See also German article (* 1950)
• Robert Fredrik von Kraemer, List of Uppsala Governors
• Rudolf Krämer-Badoni (1913-1989), Writer; see German article
• Sebastian Kraemer
• Walter Krämer/Walter Kraemer
  • Walter Krämer (economist) (b. 1948), Professor of economics and social statistics; See de:Walter Krämer (Wirtschaftswissenschaftler)
  • Walter Krämer (communist) (1892-1941), German politician; See de:Walter Krämer (Kommunist)
• Werner Krämer (b. 1940), Football player; see German article
• Wilhelm Theodor von Kraemer, see Åbo and Björneborg County

[edit] Kramer (see also Cramer)

Kramer may refer to

[edit] People

• Alexander Kramer, New Zealand visual effects artist
• Billy J. Kramer (1943–), British merseybeat singer
• Burton Kramer (1932–), Canadian graphic designer and artist
• Charles Kramer, (20th century), American economist, spy for the Soviet Union in the 1940s
• Clare Kramer (1974–), American actress
• David Kramer South African singer ("Bakgat", "Klassic Kramer" and other albums)
• Eddie Kramer (contemporary), audio engineer and producer, worked with musical groups such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones
• Edward E. Kramer (1961–), American editor and author of science fiction, fantasy, and horror works
• Eiling Kramer (1914–1999), Canadian Politician
• Erik Kramer (1964–), Former NFL & CFL quarterback
• Gorni Kramer (1913–1995), Italian songwriter, musician, and band leader
• Heinrich Kramer a.k.a Heinrich Institor (c. 1430–1505), Alsatian churchman and inquisitor
• Hilton Kramer (1928–), art critic
• Jack Kramer (tennis player) (John Albert Kramer) (1921–), American champion tennis player
• Jerry Kramer (1936–), American professional football player
• Joey Kramer (1950–), American musician with the group Aerosmith
• Josef Kramer (1906–1945), German commander of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
• Kenny Kramer (contemporary), real-life model for the character of Cosmo Kramer in the sitcom Seinfeld
• Kent Kramer (1944–), American professional football player
• Larry Kramer (1935–), American dramatist, author and gay rights activist
• Dame Leonie Kramer, (1924–) Australian academic and commentator
• Mark Kramer (1958–), American musician, producer and founder of the record label Shimmy Disc, known professionally as Kramer
• Martin Kramer (1954–), American author on Islam and Arab politics
• Max Kramer (20th century), German scientist, developed Ruhrstahl X-4 missile (1943-1945)
• Peter D. Kramer (contemporary), American psychiatrist and author
• Philip Taylor Kramer (1952–1995), American physicist and musician with the group Iron Butterfly
• Robert Kramer (1939–1999), American movie director
• Samuel Noah Kramer (1897 - 1990), historian
• Stanley Kramer (1913–2001), American movie director and producer
• Susan Kramer (1950–), English politician, Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament
• Sven Kramer (1986–), Dutch speed skater
• Tommy Kramer, former American football quarterback
• Wayne Kramer (contemporary), American musician with the group MC5
• Wolfgang Kramer, German game designer

[edit] Fictional people

• Cosmo Kramer is a character in the famous television series Seinfeld, played by Michael Richards

[edit] Places

• Kramer, North Dakota, USA
• Kramer, Indiana, USA
• Kraemer, Louisiana, USA

[edit] Others

• Kramer of New York (1943–1980) Jewelery company based in New York City
• Kramer vs. Kramer, 1979 American film
• Shelley v. Kraemer (334 U.S. 1) (1948), important United States Supreme Court civil rights case
• Kramer Musical Instruments, USA guitar company marketing aluminum-necked instruments in the 1970s; catering to hard rock musicians in the 1980s, and now a division of Gibson Guitar Corporation

[edit] See also

Supposed forms

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