Family name Filser (Filser 
) , worldwide, is quite a rare last name. The cognomen Filser is characteristic of Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, France, where it is a rare surname, and Argentina, where it is a very rare surname. Very seldom, Filser is the forename as well as the last name.
| anton filser (b. 1712) |
|
|
| jakob filser German drawer (1802-1880), DE (b. 1802) |
|
|
| willibald filser DE (b. 1831) |
|
|
| josef filser DE (b. 1847) |
|
|
| benno filser German publisher, DE (b. 1887) |
|
|
| franz filser DE (b. 1928) |
|
|
| karl filser DE (b. 1937) |
|
|
| erwin filser DE (b. 1940) |
|
|
| hubert filser German university teacher and writer (1959-2012), DE (b. 1959) |
|
|
| juliane filser German university teacher, DE (b. 1959) |
|
|
| severin filser researcher |
|
|
| juliane filser researcher |
|
|
| rosemarie filser |
|
|
| georg filser |
|
|
| andrea filser German alpine skier, DE (b. 1993) |
|
Mr, Sonja, Aline, Alban, Alois, Anton, Cesar, Betty, Karin, Katia, Klaus, Pablo, Paola, Peter, Robin, Daisy, Georg, Lukas, Lydie, Josef, Jorge, Elias, Serge, Simon, Marco, Mario, Ms, Max, Leo, Eva, Flo, Marc, Mary, Anna, Anne, Karl, Elmar, Paul, Lara, Leon, Jack, Jean, Nino, Elke, Eric, Hans, Yves, Maria, Remi, and Erika