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Lewin is a surname of several different nationalities, with several different origins: Although the "Lewin" name is largely of British origin, there are more Lewins per capita in Israel than any other nation to date (2006). [See also www.lewinfamily.com]
- Albert Lewin (1894–1968), an American film director, producer, and screenwriter
- Bernard Lewin, a German-born American collector of Mexican art
- Daniel "Danny" Lewin, a co-founder of Akamai Technologies
- David Lewin (1933-2003), an American music theorist and composer
- Gary Lewin (b. 1964), a British football physiotherapist
- Henry Grote Lewin (19th/20th century), author of "The Railway Mania and its Aftermath", published by The Railway Gazette, London, 1936
- Michael Joe Lewin II (died at age of 11 months and two weeks in Iowa city after spending his intire life in NICU Iowa City U of I Hospitials ),
- Herbert G. Lewin (b. 1914), an American politician
- John Lewin (1770-1819), an English-born artist
- Josh Lewin, an American sports commentator
- Kurt Zadek Lewin (1890–1947), a German psychologist
- Louis Lewin, a German pharmacologist
- Mark Lewin, a professional wrestler
- Michael Z. Lewin, (b. 1942), an American writer
- Robert Lewin (1918–2004), an Polish born British art dealer and Philanthropist
- Roger Amos Lewin, anthropologist and science writer
- Ruthe Lewin Winegarten (1930–2004), an American author, activist, and historian
- Scott Michael Lewin (1985–ToDate), an American soldier in the USA ARMY Stationed in Germany as of March 2007.
- Stephen Lewin (19th century) of Poole, Dorset, England, builder of steamboats and steam locomotives
- Terence Lewin, Baron Lewin, an Admiral of the Fleet in the Royal Navy
- Walter H. G. Lewin, a nuclear physicist
- William Lewin (1747-1795), an English naturalist and illustrator
- Matthew Lewin, an Australian born Christian Guitarist
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