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* {{link|de|Johann Gottfried Kiesewetter}} (1766, Berlin - 1819, Berlin), German philosopher |
* {{link|de|Johann Gottfried Kiesewetter}} (1766, Berlin - 1819, Berlin), German philosopher |
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* {{link|de|Raphael Georg Kiesewetter}}, Edler von Wiesenbrunn (1773, Holešov - 1850), Moravian-Austrian musicologist |
* {{link|de|Raphael Georg Kiesewetter}}, Edler von Wiesenbrunn (1773, Holešov - 1850), Moravian-Austrian musicologist |
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* [[Christophe Gottfried Kiesewetter]] ( |
* [[Christophe Gottfried Kiesewetter]] (1777–1827) |
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:* [[Kiesewetter Stradivarius]] ( |
:* [[Kiesewetter Stradivarius]] (c. 1723), antique violin fabricated by Italian luthier Antonio Stradivari of Cremona |
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* {{link|de|Benjamin Kiesewetter}} (1853, Arnstadt, Thuringia - 1934), German politician |
* {{link|de|Benjamin Kiesewetter}} (1853, Arnstadt, Thuringia - 1934), German politician |
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* [[Karl Kiesewetter]], aka {{link|de|Carl Kiesewetter}} ( |
* [[Karl Kiesewetter]], aka {{link|de|Carl Kiesewetter}} (1854–1895), German author, occultist |
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* {{link|de|Hubert Kiesewetter}} (born 1939, Dessau), German historian |
* {{link|de|Hubert Kiesewetter}} (born 1939, Dessau), German historian |
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| Meaning | nickname from a sentence iese Wetter" |
"check the weather", in other words it meant weather-observer, weather scout, weather prophet
Look up Kiese in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
|region = Germany, Czech Lands, Austria |language = German |related names = Kieser; Brausewetter, Bösewetter, Schönwetter, Trübswetter
- Smilar formed surnames
Kies; Kiesow; Kiesel, Kieslich, Kiessling (Kiesling, Kissling, Kisling); Kieselbach; Kranawetter (Kranewit, Kranewitt, Kranawetvogel, Kranewitter; Kranawitt) |footnotes = |nolinklanguage = yes }} Kiesewetter is German surname of:
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (1766, Berlin - 1819, Berlin), German philosopher
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template., Edler von Wiesenbrunn (1773, Holešov - 1850), Moravian-Austrian musicologist
- Christophe Gottfried Kiesewetter (1777–1827)
- Kiesewetter Stradivarius (c. 1723), antique violin fabricated by Italian luthier Antonio Stradivari of Cremona
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (1853, Arnstadt, Thuringia - 1934), German politician
- Karl Kiesewetter, aka {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (1854–1895), German author, occultist
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (born 1939, Dessau), German historian
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- Knut Kiesewetter (born 1941, Stettin), German jazz musician, singer, songwriter and producer; uncle of Marion
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (born ?, Hamburg), German authoress
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (born 1974), German actress and singer; daughter of Caroline
- Peter Kiesewetter (born 1945, Marktheidenfeld, Lower Franconia), German modern classical composer
- {{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (born 1963, Pfullendorf, Sigmaringen District), German politician
- André Kiesewetter (born 1969, Neuhaus am Rennweg, Thuringia), German ski jumper
- Michéle Kiesewetter (1984–2007), German police officer killed by Neo-nazi terrorists
- Fictional figures
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- Fridolin Kiesewetter
- Fritze Kiesewetter
See also
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