Hirsch
Hirsch (deer in German and Yiddish) may refer to:
- Places
- Hirsch, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Hirsch, Saskatchewan, Canada
- Hirsch Observatory, an astronomical observatory in Troy, New York
- People
- August Hirsch (1817–1894), German physician and medical historian.
- Corey Hirsch, Canadian ice hockey goaltender
- David Philip Hirsch, British Army officer
- Edward Hirsch, American poet and academic
- E. D. Hirsch Jr., American educator and literary critic.
- Elroy Hirsch, American football player
- Emanuel Hirsch, Protestant theologian
- Emil G. Hirsch, American rabbi
- Emile Hirsch, American actor
- Émile Hirsch , French painter
- George A. Hirsch, American magazine publisher
- Helmut Hirsch, German Jew and victim of the Nazis
- Jack Hirsch, college basketball player and assistant coach
- Joe Hirsch (b. 1941), American horse racing columnist
- John Stephen Hirsch, Hungarian-Canadian theater director
- Jorge E. Hirsch (1953–), Professor of Physics at UCSD.
- Judd Hirsch, American actor
- Julius Hirsch, German footballer
- Kurt Hirsch, German mathematician
- Leo Hirsch, (Hirsch & Cie )
- Lou Hirsch, American actor
- Maurice Hirsch, US Brigadier General
- Maurice de Hirsch, Baron, German-Jewish businessman and philanthropist
- Max Hirsch, German political economist
- Moshe Hirsch, Israeli politician
- Moshe Hillel Hirsch American/Israeli Rabbi
- Paul Hirsch (politician), German politician
- Paul Hirsch (film editor), American film editor
- Samson Raphael Hirsch, German rabbi
- Samuel Hirsch, German rabbi
- Slavko Hirsch, Croatian physician
- Robert L. Hirsch, energy research scientist
- Stefan Hirsch, artist
- Steven Hirsch, co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment
- Tomás Hirsch, Chilean politician and businessman
- Vladimír Hirsch, Czech composer of classical and industrial music
- Edward Hirsch Levi, Politician US Attorney General
- Other
- Baron de Hirsch Cemetery (disambiguation), cemeteries named after Moritz Hirsch
- Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational, named after Joe Hirsch
- Hirsch conjecture, a disproved statement in mathematics, concerning polytopes
- Hirsch-index (or h-index), named after Jorge E. Hirsch, a number used to measure the impact of scientists