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Surname Schwarzkopf

Cognomen Schwarzkopf (Schwarzkopf Germany United States Austria Czechia Argentina, Шварцкопф Kazakhstan Russia Ukraine Kyrgyzstan) , in the entire world, is quite a common surname. The surname Schwarzkopf is characteristic of Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, Malta, and Austria. In absolute terms, the name is most common in Germany, the United States, and Kazakhstan.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Schwarzkopf

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Schwarzkopf Argentina, United States, Austria, Czechia, Germany
Шварцкопф Ukraine, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan

Last names said to be same

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Notable namesakes

picture of joachim von schwarzkopf joachim von schwarzkopf joachim von schwarzkopf German diplomat and historian (1766-1806), DE (b. 1766) link
georg heinrich schwarzkopf DE (b. 1735) link
daniel august schwarzkopf DE (b. 1738) link
karl heinrich schwarzkopf (b. 1763) link
dietrich christoph von groß gen. von schwarzkopf RU (b. 1810) link
picture of nikolaus schwarzkopf nikolaus schwarzkopf nikolaus schwarzkopf German author (1884-1962), DE (b. 1884) link
picture of paul schwarzkopf paul schwarzkopf paul schwarzkopf Austrian entrepreneur, AT (b. 1886) link
picture of norman schwarzkopf norman schwarzkopf norman schwarzkopf United States Army general and first superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, US (b. 1895) link
oskar von schwarzkopf DE (b. 1838) link
otto von schwarzkopf DE (b. 1839) link
eduard schwarzkopf holocaust victim, b. 1852-05-10, DE (b. 1852) link
berta schwarzkopf holocaust victim, b. 1854-11-05, AT (b. 1854) link
ignác schwarzkopf holocaust victim, b. 1857-06-07, CZ (b. 1857) link
magdalena schwarzkopf holocaust victim, b. 1862-11-23, AT (b. 1862) link
gustav schwarzkopf AT (b. 1853) link

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Dan, Don, Leo, Lea, Lin, Luc, Jan, Dee, Jay, Joy, Jim, , Tom, Tim, Eli, Eva, Jon, Udo, Roy, Ran, Ms, Max, Sam, Sue, Suj, Ann, Amy, Ron, Ada, Bob, Kai, Kay, Kim, Pat, Pam, Pia, Can, and Ute