Editing Rendsburg (section)

==Notable people==
[[File:Michael Maier portrait.jpg|140px|thumb|[[Michael Maier]], 1618]]
[[File:Maria Davids - Portrait of Fräulein von Sydow.jpg|140px|thumb|[[Maria Davids]], 1905]]
[[File:Portrait album of who's who at the International Congress of Women - Fru Dagmar Hjort.jpg|140px|thumb|[[Dagmar Hjort]], 1899]]
[[File:HanneHaller.jpg|thumb|140px|[[Hanne Haller]], 1990]]
{{Category see also|People from Rendsburg}}
*[[Michael Maier]] (1568–1622), physician, counsellor to Rudolf II Habsburg
*[[Jacob de Petersen]] (1622-1704) a Danish courtier, politician and diplomat.
*[[Christian Scriver]] (1629–1693), Lutheran minister and devotional writer
*[[Johann von Löwenstern-Kunckel]] (1630-1703), chemist, born near Rendsburg.<ref>{{Cite EB1911 |wstitle= Kunkel von Lowenstjern, Johann |last= |first= |author-link= |volume= 15 |page=947 |short=1}}</ref>
*[[Marquard Gude]] (1635–1689), archaeologist and classical scholar.<ref>{{Cite EB1911 |wstitle= Gude, Marquard |last= |first= |author-link= |volume= 12 |page=667 |short=1}}</ref>
*[[Calmer Hambro]] (1747–1806), Danish merchant and banker
*[[Bendix Frantz Ludwig Schow]] (1778–1839), the mayor of [[Aabenraa]] from 1805 to 1837.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.dengang.dk/artikler/3707|title=Bendix Schow - Borgmester i Aabenraa| date=18 May 2015}}</ref>
*[[Theodor Mommsen]] (1817–1903), classical scholar, historian, jurist, journalist, politician and archaeologist; Germany's first [[Nobel Prize in Literature|Nobel Prize winner for literature]], lived in Rendsburg for many years
*Heinrich Adolph Leschen (1836–1916), father of gymnastics and pioneer of [[physiotherapy]] in South Australia<ref>{{cite web|last=Daly |first=John A. |url=http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/leschen-heinrich-adolph-13043 |title=Biography - Heinrich Adolph Leschen - Australian Dictionary of Biography |publisher=Adb.anu.edu.au |date= |accessdate=2022-04-05}}</ref>
*[[Marie Davids]] (1847–1905), painter
*[[Eduard von Liebert]] (1850-1934), military officer, colonial administrator in [[German East Africa]]
*[[Emil Jørgensen (architect)|Emil Jørgensen]], (1858-1942), a Danish architect,
*[[Dagmar Hjort]] (1860–1902), Danish schoolteacher, writer and women's rights activist
*[[Otto Tetens]] (1865-1945), a German [[natural scientist]] with an [[astronomy]] background.
*[[Ludwig Fahrenkrog]] (1867–1952), writer, playwright and artist
*[[Gustav Kieseritzky]] (1893–1943), admiral during WWII
*[[Hans Friedemann Götze]] (1897–1940), [[Standartenführer|SS-Standartenführer]] in the German Waffen-SS
*[[Otto Ebel von Sosen]] (1899–1974), musician, conductor and composer.
*[[Hans Egon Holthusen]] (1913–1997), lyric poet, essayist, and literary scholar
*[[Hans Blohm]] (born 1927), photographer and author, in Canada
*[[Otto Bernhardt]] (born 1942), CDU politician
*[[Hartmut Lutz]] (born 1945), professor of American and Canadian studies
*[[Hanne Haller]] (1950–2005), pop singer, composer, writer, producer and sound engineer
*[[Gerhard Delling]] (born 1959), journalist and author
*[[Jost de Jager]] (born 1965) CDU politician
*[[Philip Kraft]] (born 1969), fragrance chemist
*[[Noah Wunsch]] (born 1970), painter, photographer and designer.
*[[Mareike Wulf]] (born 1979), politician, has served in [[Bundestag]] since 2021.
*[[Gyde Jensen]] (born 1989), politician, has served in [[Bundestag]] since 2017.
=== Sport ===
*[[Hans-Ulrich Buchholz]] (born 1944), rower
*[[Alexander Kühl]] (born 1973), basketball player 
*[[Patrik Borger]] (born 1979), football player and manager
*[[Lauritz Schoof]] (born 1990), rower, Olympic team gold medallist at the [[2012 Summer Olympics]]