Levine
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People who bear the surname Levine, a common Russian derivative of Levi, include:
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- Adam Noah Levine (b. 1979), an American rock/pop singer and guitarist
- Adam Levine, former press aide for the Bush administration
- Alexander Levine, a Russian composer
- Allan Levine (b. 1956), a Canadian writer
- Amy-Jill Levine, a New Testament Scholar
- Anna Levine, a cast member of The Tracey Ullman Show
- Bruce Levine, an American psychologist
- Darren Levine, an American martial artist
- David Levine (b. 1926), an American caricaturist
- David D. Levine (b. 1961), an American science fiction writer
- Dennis Levine (b. 1953), an American stock trader sentenced for perjury and securities fraud
- Earl Levine, an American computer businessman
- Esther Levine (b. 1970), a German born, New York based photographer
- Eugen Levine, leader of the Bavarian Soviet Republic
- Gail Carson Levine (b. 1947), an American author of young adult books
- Gerry Levine A British song writer with one hit- 'Evermore' for Ruby Murray, circa 1955.
- Gilbert Levine (b. 1948), an American conductor.
- Herbert Levine, an American fashion designer
- Ian Levine (b. 1953), a British songwriter, producer, and DJ
- Irving R. Levine (b. 1922), an American journalist
- Jack Levine (b. 1915), an American expressionist painter
- James Levine (b. 1943), an American orchestral conductor and pianist
- Jason Levine, a Canadian singer and bassist
- Jesse Levine, an American tennis player
- Jerome Levine (1937-2006), an American mathematician
- Joey Levine, an American songwriter, music producer and performer
- John R. Levine, an American internet consultant
- Joseph E. Levine (1905-1987), an American film producer
- Judith Levine (b. 1952), an American political writer and civil libertarian
[edit] K – Z
- Kate Levine, a voice actor
- Ken Levine, an American computer game designer
- Ken Levine, an American television and film writer and baseball announcer
- Lena ("Lee") Levine (1903-1965), an American psychiatrist and gynecologist
- Leon Levine (born 1938), an American retailer
- Mark Levine, a Jazz pianist, theorist and educator
- Mark LeVine, an American historian
- Michael A. Levine, a Los Angeles based composer
- Michael E. Levine, an American lawyer
- Mike Levine, a Canadian bassist and keyboardist
- Naomi Levine, U.S. actor
- Nir Levine, an Israeli football manager
- Noah Levine, writer, son of Stephen Levine
- Norman Levine (1923-2005), a Canadian short story writer
- Peter A. Levine (b. 1942), an American psycho-physiological trauma theorist
- Philip Levine, one of several people including
- Philip Levine (poet) (b. 1928), an American anarchist poet & professor of English
- Philip Levine (physician) (1900-1987), physician, researched blood groups
- Raphael David Levine (b. 1938), an Israeli chemist
- Red Levine, a Jewish American mobster and hitman for Murder Inc.
- Samm Levine (b. 1982), an American television and film actor
- Scott Levine, a computer criminal
- Sherrie Levine (b. 1947), an American photographer
- Stephen Levine, Jewish writer
- Stewart Levine, an American record producer
- Ted Levine (b. 1958), an American actor
- William Levine, a.k.a. William Lipshitz, U.S. mobster
- Zachary Levine (b. 1987), an American actor
[edit] See also
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