Family name Breiner (Breiner 
, Брейнер 
, Брайнер ) , around the world, is quite a rare surname. The surname Breiner is characteristic of Austria, where it is quite a rare surname, Denmark, and Hungary, where it is a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in the United States, Germany, and Austria. Likewise, Breiner is the forename as well as the last name.
| pedro de melo breiner PT (b. 1751) |
|
|
| michuel breiner (b. 1849) |
|
|
| berta breiner Holocaust victim, born 1865-11-27, CZ (b. 1865) |
|
|
| paula breiner Hungarian Righteous Among the Nations, HU (b. 1910) |
|
|
| bedřich breiner holocaust victim, b. 1916-10-14, CZ (b. 1916) |
|
|
| egon breiner (b. 1910) |
|
|
| herbert l. breiner teacher, DE (b. 1929) |
|
|
| robert breiner botanist (1932-2002) (b. 1932) |
|
|
| hildegard breiner Austrian activist, AT (b. 1936) |
|
|
| franz breiner Austrian politician, AT (b. 1952) |
|
|
| peter breiner Slovak conductor, composer, pianist and writer, SK (b. 1957) |
|
|
| bridget breiner American dancer, US (b. 1974) |
|
|
| andrew charles breiner Ph.D. University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2006 |
|
|
| ari breiner researcher |
|
|
| christine breiner Ph. D. The Johns Hopkins University 2009 |
|