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karl ernst adolf anderssen
German chess champion, second unofficial world chess champion (1851-1858, 1860-1865, 1867-1871), chess publicist, PL
(b. 1818)
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johann friedrich wilhelm anderssen
PL
(b. 1780)
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andreas mathias anderssen
Norwegian photographer, NO
(b. 1849)
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otto anderssen
Norwegian writer, teacher and pedagogy, NO
(b. 1851)
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anders christian anderssen
NO
(b. 1811)
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fridthjov anderssen
Norwegian composer and musician, NO
(b. 1876)
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ole anderssen
Norwegian politician (1831-1913), NO
(b. 1831)
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jakob j. anderssen
Norwegian politician, NO
(b. 1850)
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justus anderssen
Norwegian physician and philatelist (1867-1938)
(b. 1867)
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andreas anderssen
Norwegian military personnel
(b. 1879)
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walter anderssen
PL
(b. 1882)
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reidar anderssen
Norwegian athletics competitor (1895-1956)
(b. 1895)
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egil romberg anderssen
Norwegian race walker (1912-1985)
(b. 1912)
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odd-stein anderssen
Norwegian journalist, NO
(b. 1915)
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harald anderssen
Norwegian salesman, botanist (1921-1981)
(b. 1921)
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, Anderssen 
, اندرسن 
) , in the entire world, is quite a rare cognomen. The last name Anderssen is habitual in Norway, where it is quite a common surname, Finland, where it is quite a rare surname, and Australia, where it is a rare surname. Much less frequently, Anderssen is the forename as well as the last name.