List of German Argentines
German Argentines (in Spanish referred as germano argentinos) are Argentines of German descent.
The following is a list of some prominent or notable German Argentines:
Academia
Arts and Literature
Business
Diplomacy
- Ernesto Bosch (ambassador in United States and served in Argentinian embassy of France and Germany)
- Carlos Keller Sarmiento (diplomat and Argentinian ambassador in many European countries)
- Guillermo Kreckler (Argentinian consul in Frankfurt, Germany)
- Juan Carlos Kreckler (ambassador in many countries, nowadays ambassador in Russia)
- Luis María Kreckler (ambassador in many countries, nowadays in Brazil)
- Pedro von Eyken (diplomat in Embassy of Argentina in Cuba and Finnland)
- Federico von Stecker (ambassor in Mexico)
Entertainment
Fashion models
Historical Figures
Journalism
Nobility
Politics
Religion
Roman Catholic bishops
- Pedro Boxler, bishop emeritus of Gualeguaychú[3]
- Leopoldo Buteler, bishop of Río Cuarto[4]
- Luis Guillermo Eichhorn, bishop of Morón[5]
- Ricardo Oscar Faifer, bishop of Goya[6]
- Adolfo Gerstner,bishop emeritus of Concordia[7]
- Jorge Gottau,bishop of Añatuya, creator of "Colecta Más por Menos"[8]
- José Luis Kaufmann, archbishop of La Plata[9]
- Aurelio José Kühn Hergenreder, bishop, prelate of Deán Funes[10]
- Jorge Kemerer, bishop emeritus of Posadas[11]
- Jorge Mayer, archbishop emeritus of the Archdiocese of Bahía Blanca[12]
- Enrique José Mühn, bishop emeritus of Jujuy[13]
- Jorge Novak, bishop of Quilmes, founder of "Movimiento Ecuménico por los Derechos Humanos"[14]
- Enrique Rau, bishop of Mar del Plata, well known for his humanitarian labour[15]
- Ricardo Rösch, bishop of Concordia[16]
- Alejandro Schell, bishop of Lomas de Zamora[17]
- Jorge Schoeffer, bishop[18]
- Luis Stöckler, bishop of Quilmes[19]
- Eduardo María Taussig, bishop of San Rafael[20]
- José Weimann, bishop of Santiago del Estero[21]
- Bernardo Enrique Witte, bishop emeritus of Concepción[22]
Roman Catholic deacons
Roman Catholic presbyteries
Roman Catholic priests
Others
Sports
Alpin Skiing
Athletics
Basketball
- Lisandro Beck (basketball player, 2 m)
- Germán Bernhardt (basketball player)
- Germán Claus (basketball player)
- Cristian Diesel (basketball player)
- Alexis Elsener (basketball player)
- Ernesto Gehrmann (basketball player, 2.11 m)
- Ramiro Heinrich (basketball player, 2.01 m)
- Oscar Heis (basketball player)
- Pablo Heit (basketball player, 2.04 m)
- Wálter Herrmann (basketball player, 2.06 m)
- Cristian Hillebrand (basketball player)
- Daniel Hure (basketball player, 2 m)
- Gustavo Imsandt (basketball player)
- Hernán Jasen (basketball player)
- Juan Ignacio Jasen (basketball player)
- Federico Kammerichs (basketball payer, 2.05 m)
- Agustín Kreiber (basketball player)
- Iván Krenz (basketball player)
- Cesar Leuenberger (basketball player, 2.01 m)
- Carlos Lutringer (basketball player)
- Ernesto Michel (basketball player, 2 m)
- Martín Miner (basketball player)
- Hernán Montenegro (mother: Koch) (basketball player, 2.06 m)
- Damián Paulig (basketball player)
- Fernando Reinick (basketball player, 2.03 m)
- Matías Ruger (basketball player)
- Leonel Schattmann (basketball player)
- Adolfo Scheines (basketball player, 2 m)
- Javier Scheines (basketball player, 2.04 m)
- Cristian Schmidt (basketball player)
- Guillermo Scholtis (basketball player)
- Cristian Schoppler (basketball player)
- Claudio Sollberg (basketball player)
- Juan Carlos Uder (basketball player)
- Federico Van Lacke (basketball player)
- Antonio Volken (basketball player, 2.02 m)
- Axel Weigand (basketball player, 2.02 m)
- Eugenio Wiemann (basketball player)
- Emilio Ziegler (basketball player)
Boxing
Cycling
Handball
Hockey
Racing
Rowing
Rugby
Sailing
Soccer
Swimming
Tennis
Volleyball
Others
Others
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