Blum

Blume means flower in German. In English, the name Blum is pronounced /ˈblʌm/, /ˈbluːm/, or /ˈblʊm/.

Contents

1 People
2 Companies and organizations
3 Locations
4 Works
5 Theories
6 See also

People

Abraham Blum - Polish-Jewish activist
Brad Blum - CEO of Burger King from 2002 until 2004.
Geoff Blum - baseball player
H. Steven Blum - US Lieutenant General (National Guard)
Heinrich Blum - Czechoslovakian architect
John Morton Blum - writer of political history
Jonathon Blum - American ice hockey player
Lenore Blum - mathematician and computer scientist
Léon Blum - socialist Prime Minister of France from 1936 to 1937
Marty Blum - mayor of Santa Barbara, California (2001 to present)
Manuel Blum - computer scientist
Ralph Blum - American New Age author
René Blum - French founder of Ballet de l'Opera a Monte Carlo
René Blum - Luxembourgian politician
Richard C. Blum - investment banker, husband of US Senator Dianne Feinstein
Robert Blum - Saxon/German member of parliament in 1848
Steven Blum - voice actor for anime and video games.
Heather Munroe-Blum - principal of McGill University, Montréal
William Blum - American author and foreign policy critic

Companies and organizations

Julius Blum GmbH, a company in Austria, manufactures hinges
Blum, Inc., the US subsidiary of Julius Blum GmbH, manufactures functional hardware for kitchen cabinets

Locations

Blum, Texas
Blum Basin Falls - a waterfall in Washington
Blum Lakes - a set of six lakes south of Bacon Peak
Kfar Blum - A kibbutz in Israel

Works

Blum (film) - 1970 Argentine film
The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum - novel written by Heinrich Böll; filmed by Volker Schlöndorff

Theories

See also

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