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Surname Gurewitsch

Cognomen Gurewitsch (Гуревич , Gurewitsch ) , around the globe, is a common surname. The surname Gurewitsch is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Belarus, where it is quite a rare surname, Russia, and Ukraine.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Gurewitsch

Nomographic illustration

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Гуревич	Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus
Gurewitsch	Argentina, United States, Denmark, France, Germany

Last names said to be same

Gourevitch, Gurevich, Gurevitch, Gurevič, Guriewicz, Gurvich, Hurevich, Hurevych, Гурвич, and Гурэвіч

Notable namesakes

	jakob gurewitsch holocaust victim, b. 1866-03-02, CZ (b. 1866)
	sara gurewitsch holocaust victim, b. 1875-05-25, LT (b. 1875)
	aron david gurewitsch born 1876; died 1902, RU (b. 1876)
	schezza gurewitsch russian painter, RU (b. 1877)
	charlotte gurewitsch holocaust victim, b. 1881-02-08, DE (b. 1881)
	arno david gurewitsch American physician, CH (b. 1902)
	samuil dawidowitsch gurewitsch (1904-1951), CH (b. 1904)
	johannes boris gurewitsch German painter (1909-1996), RU (b. 1909)
	anatol gurewitsch IL (b. 1916)
	edith d. gurewitsch researcher

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Mogens, Silvia, Steven, Slavik, Andrew, Raanan, Roland, Joshua, Jelena, Matthew, Stanley, Alberto, Beatriz, Roberto, Ricardo, Grigori, Jordana, Eugenia, Carolina, Reinaldo, Alejandra, Marina, Mariel, Edith, Elena, Ms, Lu, Rae, Jay, Mark, Anna, Anne, Arne, Rosa, Niva, Christina, Eyal, Susan, Arnie, Arsen, Boris, Brana, Karen, Raisa, Denis, Naomi, Elias, Maria, and Benedicte