Cognomen Lauber (Lauber 
, Лаубер 
) , across the world, is a common surname. The family name Lauber is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Switzerland, where it is quite a common surname, Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, and Austria. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Germany, Switzerland, and the United States. Much less frequently, Lauber is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Lauber | Germany, Austria, Switzerland, United States, France |
| Лаубер | Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine |
| johann christian lauber DE (b. 1732) |
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| joseph lauber Austrian translator, AT (b. 1744) |
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| carl benjamin von lauber (b. 1778) |
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| ludwig martin lauber PL (b. 1793) |
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| franciszek emil lauber PL (b. 1809) |
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| marie lauber (b. 1817) |
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lauber dezső Hungarian tennis player (1879-1966), HU (b. 1879) |
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| emil lauber German engineer (b. 1838) |
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| joseph lauber American painter, muralist, and stained glass designer, US (b. 1855) |
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| marianne miriam lauber holocaust victim, b. 1861-12-06, DE (b. 1861) |
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| joseph lauber Swiss composer (1864-1952), CH (b. 1864) |
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| emile lauber Swiss conductor, composer and music teacher, CH (b. 1866) |
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anselm lauber Swiss electrical engineer (1920-1995), CH (b. 1920) |
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| almon wheeler lauber author (b. 1880) |
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| jan lauber PL (b. 1876) |
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