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elisabeth amster
(b. 1615)
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moritz amster
AT
(b. 1831)
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jetta amster
holocaust victim, b. 1866-05-08, DE
(b. 1866)
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regine amster
holocaust victim, b. 1869-07-26, AT
(b. 1869)
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sury amster
holocaust victim, b. 1871-03-21, AT
(b. 1871)
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klara amster
prisoner of a Nazi regime, AT
(b. 1873)
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isak amster
holocaust victim, b. 1878-05-08, AT
(b. 1878)
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samuel amster
AT
(b. 1868)
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marie amster
holocaust victim, b. 1879-08-01, AT
(b. 1879)
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amster józsef
HU
(b. 1886)
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james amster
interior decorator in New York City
(b. 1908)
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mauricio amster
Ukrainian typographer, 1907–1980, CL
(b. 1908)
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icchok amster
PL
(b. 1903)
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randall amster
American author, activist, and educator, US
(b. 1966)
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pablo amster
Argentinian mathematician, AR
(b. 1968)
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, Amstel 
) , all over the world, is quite a rare surname. The surname Amster is habitual in Netherlands, where it is quite a rare surname, Israel, and Belgium, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Netherlands, the United States, and Israel. Very seldom, Amster is the forename as well as the last name.