Editing Worms, Germany (section)

==People==
[[File:Lovis Corinth Porträt des Anatomen Ludwig Edinger.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Ludwig Edinger]] painted by [[Lovis Corinth]]]]
[[File:Götz (Schleuen).jpg|thumb|upright|[[Johann Nikolaus Götz]] 1755]]
[[File:Rudi Stephan.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Rudi Stephan]]]]
*[[Saint Erentrude]], or Erentraud ({{circa}} 650–710), virgin saint of the Roman Catholic Church
*[[Heribert of Cologne]] ({{circa}} 970–1021, archbishop-elector of [[Archbishop-Electorate of Cologne|Cologne]] and Chancellor of the Holy Roman Empıre
*[[Isaac ben Eliezer Halevi]] (died 1070), French rabbi
*[[Minna of Worms]] (died 1096), influential Jewish citizen, victim of the [[Worms massacre (1096)]]
*[[Rashi]] (Shlomo Yitzhaki; 1040–1105), rabbi, studied in the Worms Yeshiva in 1065–1070
*[[Meir of Rothenburg]] (1215–1293), rabbi and poet
*[[Yaakov ben Moshe Levi Moelin]] (1365-1427),  [[Rabbi]] of [[Mainz]].
*[[Hans Folz]] (1435/1440–1513), notable medieval author
*[[Conrad Meit]] (or Conrat Meit) (1480s–1550/1551), Renaissance sculptor, mostly in the Low Countries
*[[Isaac ben Eliezer]], 15th-century rabbi
*[[Juspa Schammes]] (1604–1678), caretaker of the [[Worms Synagogue]] and writer
*[[Yair Bacharach]] (1638–1702), rabbi, was the chief rabbi of worms in 1699–1702
*[[Johann Nikolaus Götz]] (1721–1781), poet
*[[Ferdinand Eberstadt (mayor)|Ferdinand Eberstadt]] (1808–1888), textile merchant and mayor of Worms
*[[Samuel Adler (rabbi)|Samuel Adler]] (1809–1891), German-American [[Reform Judaism|Reform]] rabbi
*[[Solomon Loeb]] (1828–1903), American banker and [[philanthropist]]
*[[John Derst]] (1838–1928), baker
*[[Friedrich Gernsheim]] (1839–1916), composer, conductor and pianist
*[[Ida Straus]] (1849–1912), wife of [[Isidor Straus]], voluntarily remained with husband on board the [[RMS Titanic|RMS ''Titanic'']]
*[[Ludwig Edinger]] (1855–1918), anatomist and neurologist
*[[Siegfried Guggenheim]] (1873–1961), lawyer, notary and art collector
*[[Hugo Sinzheimer]] (1875–1945), legal scholar, member of the Constitutional Convention of 1919
*[[Hermann Staudinger]] (1881–1965), organic chemist, [[Nobel Prize in Chemistry]] 1953
*[[Emil Stumpp]] (1886–1941), cartoonist, died in jail after doing an unflattering portrait of [[Adolf Hitler]]
*[[Rudi Stephan]] (1887–1915), composer
*[[Hanya Holm]] (1893–1992), choreographer, dancer, educator and one of the founders of American Modern Dance
*[[Richard Hildebrandt]] (1897–1951), politician in Nazi Germany and member of the Reichstag executed for war crimes
*[[Curtis Bernhardt]] (1899–1981), film director
*[[Hans Hinkel]] (1901–1960), journalist and Nazi cultural functionary
*[[Hans Diller]] (1905–1977), classical scholar specializing in Ancient Greek medicine
*[[Vladimir Kagan]] (1927–2016), furniture designer
*[[Rolf Wilhelm Brednich]] (born 1935), folklorist
*[[Florian Gerster]] (born 1949), politician (SPD), former chairman of the Federal Employment Agency
*[[Rod Temperton]] (1949–2016), English songwriter, record producer and musician
*[[Monika Stolz]] (born 1951), politician (CDU), Member of [[Landtag of Baden-Württemberg|Landtag Baden-Württemberg]] since 2001
*[[Petra Gerster]] (born 1955), television journalist (ZDF)
*[[Markus Weinmann]] (born 1974), agricultural scientist in the area of [[plant physiology]]
*[[Timo Hildebrand]] (born 1979), footballer
*[[Marvin Dienst]] (born 1997), German racing driver
*[[Alica Schmidt]] (born 1998), track and field athlete, fitness coach