Cognomen Buber (Buber 
, 布伯 
, Бубер 
) , around the world, is quite a rare last name. The surname Buber is habitual in Israel, where it is quite a rare surname, Austria, where it is a rare surname, and Lithuania. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Turkey, the United States, and Israel. Very seldom, Buber is the forename as well as the last name.
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martin buber German Jewish Existentialist philosopher and theologian (1878–1965), IL (b. 1878) |
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| adele buber UA (b. 1830) |
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| carl buber UA (b. 1848) |
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| elise buber UA (b. 1858) |
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| paula buber German writer (1877-1958), DE (b. 1877) |
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| wula buber (b. 1871) |
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| rafael buber (b. 1900) |
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| hans juergen buber (b. 1951) |
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| renate buber (b. 1954) |
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| jonathan buber researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-0975-7363) |
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| ipek buber researcher |
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| tekamul m. buber Ph.D. University of Iowa 1994 |
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| buber mak Hong Kong actress (b. 1992) |
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