Strasburger

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Strasburger:

People

Edward Bogumil Strasburger (1803 - 1874)
- Eduard (Adolf) Strasburger (1844, Warsaw - 1912, Bonn), famous 19th century Polish-German botanist
  ∞ Aleksandra Julja Wertheim (1847-1902)
  - Anna Strasburger (1870 - ?)
  - Julius Strasburger (Polish: Juliusz Strasburger; 1871, Jena - 1934, Frankfurt am Main), a Polish-German internist (de)
    - Hermann Strasburger (1909, Bonn - 1985, Freiburg im Breisgau), German historian (de)
- Juljan Teofil Strasburger ∞ (Julia) Marja Simmler, a daughter of Józef Simmler
  - Henryk Leon Strasburger (1887 - 1951), Polish politician, delegate to the League of Nations, and member of the Polish government-in-exile during World War II

Maria-Paulina Strasburger, mother of Edward Werner (1878 - 1945), Polish vice-Minister of Finance
Leon Strasburger (1845, Warsaw - 1883, Warsaw) (pl)
Karol Strasburger (born 1947, Warsaw), a Polish actor (pl)
Victor C. Strasburger (born 1949), a noted American pediatrician, an adolescent medicine expert
Stefanie Strasburger (born 1964, Schenefeld), German politician (CDU) (de)

See also

Phloem (Strasburger cell)
Strasburg (disambiguation), for a list of place names
Strasbourg
Straßburger (disambiguation)

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