Editing Bamberg (section)

==People==

[[File:Louis-Alexandre Berthier.png|thumb|130px|Louis-Alexandre Berthier, 1808]]

=== A–K ===
* [[Annette von Aretin]] (1920–2006), first television announcer of the [[Bayerischer Rundfunk]]
* [[:de:Carl Adam Bader|Carl Adam Bader]] (1789 in Bamberg; † 1870 in Berlin), [[tenor]]
*[[Lisa Badum]]
*[[Dorothee Bär]] (born 1978), Member of Parliament (CSU), State Secretary of the Federal Minister of Transport and Digital Infrastructure
* [[Wilhelm Batz]] (1916–1988), [[Luftwaffe]], ace
* [[Louis-Alexandre Berthier]] (1753–1815), Chief of Staff to Napoleon Bonaparte
* [[Theodor Boveri]] (1862–1915), biologist and cytogeneticist
* [[Joachim Camerarius]] (1500–1574), humanist, polymath and poet
* [[Claudia Ciesla]] (born 1987), Polish-German actress
* [[Pope Clement II]] (died 1047), bishop of Bamberg from 1040 to 1046
* [[Christopher Clavius]] (1538–1612), mathematician, astronomer and Jesuit
* [[Conrad III of Germany]] (1093–1152), king of Germany
* [[Cunigunde of Luxembourg]] (c. 975–1040), empress consort, regent of the Holy Roman Empire and wife of Henry II
* [[Stefan Dassler]] (1962–2023), non-fiction author
* [[Günther Denzler]] (born 1948), former district administrator of Bamberg (CSU)
* [[Karlheinz Deschner]] (1924–2014), writer and critic of religion and the church
* [[:de:Gottfried Diener (Altphilologe)|Gottfried Diener]] (1907–1987), philologist and Goethe researcher
* [[Ignaz Dollinger]] (1770–1841), physician
* [[Ignaz von Dollinger]] (1799–1890), important Catholic theologian and church historian
* [[Curt Echtermeyer]], also known as Curt Bruckner (1896–1971), painter
* [[Erich Ebermayer]] (1900–1970), writer
* [[Hans Ehard]] (1887–1980), lawyer and politician
* [[Günter Faltin]] (born 1944), university teacher
* [[Heinrich Finck]] (1444–1527), conductor and composer
* [[Klaus-Dieter Fritsche]] (born 1953), jurist and politician (CSU), 
* [[Karl von Gareis]] (1844–1923), a lawyer and author, member of the Reichstag
* [[Nora-Eugenie Gomringer]] (born 1980), poet and writer
* [[Thomas Gottschalk]] (born 1950), moderator, TV presenter, actor
* [[Lukas Görtler]] (born 1994), football player
* [[Hans Grassmann]] (born 1960), physicist and author
* [[:de:Joseph Heller (Heimatforscher)|Joseph Heller]] (1798–1849), collector, today Helleriana in Bamberg State Library
* [[Karl Höller]] (1907–1987), composer
* [[Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel]] (1770–1831), German philosopher
* [[Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor|Henry II]] (973–1024), Holy Roman Emperor
* [[E. T. A. Hoffmann]] (1776–1822), German author and composer
* [[:de:Joachim Jung (Maler)|Joachim Jung]] (born 1951), artist
* [[Harry Koch (German footballer)|Harry Koch]] (born 1969), football player
* [[:de:Lorenz Krapp|Lorenz Krapp]] (1882–1947), lawyer, poet and politician (BVP, CSU)
* [[Dieter Kunzelmann]] (born 1939), communard and left-wing activist
* [[Paul Lautensack]] (1478–1558), painter and organist

=== L–Z ===
[[File:Marschalk von Ostheim.jpg|thumb|150px|Emil Marschalk von Ostheim, 1903]]

* [[Paul Maar]] (born 1937), German writer and illustrator
* [[Emil Marschalk von Ostheim]] (1841–1903), historian and collector
* [[Duke Maximilian Joseph in Bavaria]] (1808–1888), promoter of Bavarian folk music in the 19th century
* [[Willy Messerschmitt]] (1898–1978), German aircraft designer, [[Messerschmitt|Flugzeugbau Messerschmitt GmbH]]
* [[Wolf-Dieter Montag]] (1924–2018), German physician, sports medicine specialist, mountain rescue doctor, and international sports administrator
* [[Christina Morhaubt]], convicted of witchcraft and sentenced to death by burning in 1627 during the [[Bamberg witch trials]]
* [[Martin Münz]] (1785–1848), anatomist and professor
* [[Ida Noddack]]-Tacke, (1896–1978), chemist and physicist; she discovered element 75, [[rhenium]]
* [[:de:Christopher Park|Christopher Park]] (born 1987), pianist 
* [[Bernd Redmann]] (born 1965), composer and musicologist
* [[Mike Rose (painter)|Mike Rose]] (1932–2006), painter, set designer and writer
* [[Gerd Schaller]] (born 1965), conductor
* [[Rainer Schaller]] (born 1969), entrepreneur and founder of [[McFit]] Fitness GmbH
* [[Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg]] (1907–1944), German officer who attempted to assassinate German dictator [[Adolf Hitler]] in the [[20 July Plot]]
* [[Berthold Maria Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg]] (born 1934), former General of the Bundeswehr
*[[Franz-Ludwig Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg]] (born 1938), former Bavarian European parliament member 
* [[Josef von Schmitt|Ritter Josef von Schmitt]] (1838–1907), German noble, Court [[President (judiciary)|President]] for the [[Kingdom of Bavaria]], advisor to [[Luitpold, Prince Regent of Bavaria|Prince Luitpold of Bavaria]], [[Privy councilor]] and an [[Honorary Citizen]] of the city of Bamberg.
* [[:de:Gottfried Schmitt|Gottfried von Schmitt]] (1827–1908), German noble, member of [[Supreme court]] and member of Upper Council of [[Bavaria]].
* [[Josef Schmitt]] (1875–1944), German noble and [[Privy councillor]].
* [[:de:Gottfried Schmitt (Reichsgerichtsrat)|Gottfried Schmitt]] (1865–1919), German politician
* [[Josh Shipp (basketball)|Josh Shipp]] (born 1986), professional basketball player for [[Brose Baskets|Brose Basket]]s Bamberg
* [[Tom Schütz]] (born 1988), football player
* [[Sven Schultze]] (born 1978), basketball player
* [[Karsten Tadda]] (born 1988), basketball player
* [[Karl Borromäus Thumann]] (1820–1874), German theologian
* [[Oscar Wassermann]] (1869–1934), German banker
* [[Andrew Wooten]] (born 1989), German-American soccer player
* [[Karl Friedrich Gottlob Wetzel]] (1779–1819), writer and illustrator [[:de:Fränkischer Merkur|Fränkischer Merkur]]