Malan
Malan may refer to:
People (family name)
(ordered by earliest date)
- Adolf Malan (born 1961), South African rugby union footballer
- César Malan (1787–1864), Swiss Protestant minister and hymn-writer
- Solomon Caesar Malan (1812–1894), Orientalist
- David Malan (psychotherapist) (1920s–)
- Pedro Malan (borb 1943), Brazilian economist and former Minister of Finance
- Lucio Malan (born 1960), Italian politician
- Dawid Malan (born 1987), English cricketer
Members of the prominent South African Malan family:
- F. S. Malan (1871–1941), South African Minister of Education 1910–24
- Daniel François Malan (D. F. Malan, 1874–1959), Prime Minister of South Africa 1948–54
- Adolph Malan (AKA Sailor Malan, 1910–1963), Royal Air Force fighter ace in the Second World War
- Magnus Malan (1930–2011), general, Chief of the South African Army, Chief of the South African Defence Force and Minister of Defence, 1980–1991
- Wynand Malan (born 1943), Afrikaner South African politician.
- Rian Malan (1954–), author, journalist and political activist
Members of the Malan family lineage can be traced from France and Italy: Members of the oldest Protestant sect in the world, the Valdese, or Waldensians, of northern Italy, migrated to the United States, some to Uruguay.
People (other name)
(ordered by earliest date)
- Malan Breton (born 1973), Taiwanese-born fashion designer, media personality, writer, costume designer, philanthropist, and contestant on the third season of the American television show Project Runway
Places
- Malan River, a river in western India in Gujarat
- Malan Subdistrict (马栏街道), subdistrict in Shahekou, Liaoning, China
- Malan, Yanling County, Henan (马栏镇), town in Yanling County, Henan, China
- Malan, Xunyi County (马栏镇), town in Xunyi County, Shaanxi, China
- Malan's Peak, overlooking Ogden, Weber County, Utah
Other
- Malan, British Goddess, ancient British Goddess, also known as Andras (see: Lexicon Cornu-Britannicum: A dictionary of the ancient Celtic language of Cornwall; MDCCCLXV = 1865; page 244).
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