Surname Kermer (Kermer 
, Кермер 
) , globally, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Kermer is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Austria, where it is quite a rare surname, Germany, where it is a rare surname, and Belgium. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Germany, Austria, and Brazil.
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| Kermer | Germany, Austria, Brazil, United States, Belgium |
| Кермер | Kazakhstan |
| františek kermer Czech architect, CZ (b. 1710) |
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romy kermer East German pair skater, DE (b. 1956) |
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marina kermer German politician, DE (b. 1960) |
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| wolfgang kermer German art historian, DE (b. 1935) |
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| france kermer French painter, FR (b. 1945) |
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| kay kermer German cyclist, DE (b. 1976) |
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| stefan kermer Ph.D. Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg im Breisgau 2002 |
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| pawel kermer researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-5933-0985) |
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| deborah a kermer researcher |
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| christian kermer |
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| antonia kermer DE |
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