Weinberg

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The name Weinberg (meaning vineyard in German) can refer to any of the following.

People

• Alon Weinberg
• Alvin M. Weinberg (Weinberg report)
• Brenda Dickson-Weinberg
• Elena Weinberg, see Rio Natsuki
• Erick Weinberg
• George Weinberg
• Gerald Weinberg
  • Gerald M(arvin). Weinberg^*
• Hal Weinberg, see Anmore, British Columbia
• Howie Weinberg
• Inés Mónica Weinberg de Roca
• Jacob Weinberg, Ukrainian-US composer
• Larry Weinberg
• Loretta Weinberg
• Martin S. Weinberg (Martin Weinberg), see Magnus Hirschfeld Medal
• Max Weinberg
• Micah Weinberg, see Rust Belt Music
• Mieczyslaw Weinberg also Moisei Vainberg, a Polish-born major composer
• Mike Weinberg
• Rabbi Noah Weinberg, see Ohr Somayach, Jerusalem
• Paul Weinberg (writer) (about 1840-), Ukrainian-Russian writer; born at Odessa; His brothers, Peter Weinberg, a prominent writer, and Jacob Weinberg (judge), a judge ([1])
• Peter Weinberg
• Richard A. Weinberg
• Robert Weinberg
• Robert A. Weinberg
• Samantha Weinberg
• Steven Weinberg, physicist
• Wilhelm Weinberg, German physician and co-creator of Hardy-Weinberg principle
• Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
• The Max Weinberg 7
• Weinberg angle
• Weinberg's Law of Twins
• Weinberg Center for the Arts

Places in Czech

• Královské Vinohrady, Königliche Weinberge, Prague ([2])

Places in Austria

• Weinberg an der Raab in Styria
• Weinberg (Gemeinde Völkermarkt) in Carinthia
• Weinberg (Gemeinde St. Paul) in Lavanttal in Carinthia
• Weinberg (Gemeinde Maria Laach) in Jauerling in Lower Austria

In physics

• Weinberg angle

[edit] Wainberg

• Mark Wainberg (born 1945), a Canadian scientist
• Michael Wainberg/Michael Weinberg (born 1919), musician

[edit] See also

• Vainberg
• Weinberger