Schwab

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Contents 1 Schwab 1.1 A 1.2 C 1.3 H 1.4 J 1.5 M 1.6 S 2 Schwob 3 Schwabe 4 Schwabach

Onomastics and disambiguational information about the words, place- & human names forms Schwab-, Schwabe-, *Schwob/Szwob-, etc.

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Place names

• Camp Schwab, Okinawa, a camp of US Marine Corps in Okinawa, Japan
• Schwaben
• Schwabendorf, now Pidhirtsi

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Human names

[edit] A

• Adolf J. Schwab/Adolf Schwab (* 1937), professor of electrical engineering; See also German article
• Alexander Schwab (1887–1943), communist politician and writer; See also German article
• Andreas Schwab (* 1973), German politician (CDU)
• Andrew Schwab ,lead vocalist for the rock group Project 86
• Arthur Schwab (1896–1945), Swiss athlete

[edit] C

• Chris M. Schwab (1862-1939), president of US Steel and Bethlehem Steel Company
• Charles R. Schwab (1937- ), founder of the Charles Schwab Corporation
• Corey Schwab, Canadian ice hockey player

• Fritz Schwab (1919-2006), Swiss athlete
• Günther Schwab (1904–2006), Austrian writer; See also German article
• Gustav Schwab (1792–1850), German writer

[edit] H

• Heinrich W. Schwab, musician
• Hermann Schwab (1879–1962), German gournalist; See also German article
• Howie Schwab, ESPN's statistician
• Hubert Schwab (* 1982), Swiss racing cyclist; See also German article

[edit] J

• Josef Schwab (1865–1942), German journalist; See also German article
• Jürgen Schwab (* 1967), German politician (NPD); See also German article
• Karl-Heinz Schwab (* 1920), German jurist; See also German article
• Johann Baptist Schwab, historian
• Klaus Schwab (* 1938), Swiss economist, founder of the World Economic Forum
• Les Schwab

[edit] M

• Martin Schwab (* 1937), German actor; See also German article
• Matthias Schwab (* 1986), Austrian ice-hockey player; See also German article
• Matthew Schwab (* 1968), American Software Engineer
• Max Schwab, German goldsmith; See also German article
• Michael Schwab, German anarchist convicted of the Haymarket bombings in Chicago.
• Moïse Schwab, writer
• Monika Schwab (* 1954), better known as Tina York, German pop singer; See also German article

[edit] S

• Shimon Schwab
• Sigi Schwab (b. 1940), German guitarist and composer
• Susan Schwab, United States Trade Representative

• Tobias Schwab (* 1985), German ice-hockey player; See also German article
• Ulrich Schwab (* 1941), German theatre director; See also German article
• Werner Schwab (1958–1994), Austrian writer

[edit] Schwob

• Lucy Schwob, see Claude Cahun
• Marcel Schwob(1867-1905), French writer

[edit] Schwabe

• Angelika Schwabe-Kratochwil (b.1950), German botanist; See also German article
• Jürgen Schwabe, German jurist; See also German article
• Kurt Schwabe/Curt Schwabe (1905-1983), German chemist, pioneer of electro-chemical sensors; See also German article
• Samuel Heinrich Schwabe (1789-1875), German astronomer
• Willi Schwabe (1915-1991), German actor, singer and talk-show host; See also German article
• Willmar Schwabe (1839-1917), pharmacist and homeopath

[edit] Schwabach

Schwabach, Schwapach, Schwappach: