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simon willinger
holocaust victim, b. 1855-12-16, CZ
(b. 1855)
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lászló willinger
Jewish-German photographer (1909–1989), DE
(b. 1909)
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willinger vilmos
Austro-Hungarian photographer (1879–1943), HU
(b. 1879)
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margaret willinger
German photographer, DE
(b. 1880)
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aloysius joseph willinger
American Catholic bishop, US
(b. 1886)
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viktor willinger
holocaust victim, b. 1900-06-13, CZ
(b. 1900)
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leo willinger
holocaust victim, b. 1912-06-24, CZ
(b. 1912)
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franz willinger
Austrian politician (1926-1988), AT
(b. 1926)
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marian willinger
American scientist, US
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elisabeth willinger
Austrian table tennis player, AT
(b. 1947)
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marc willinger
economist (Université de Montpellier I)
(b. 1958)
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walter willinger
(b. 1956)
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markus willinger
German church musician, organist and director of church music, DE
(b. 1967)
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jason willinger
American actor, voice actor, US
(b. 1971)
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marc-georg willinger
researcher
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) , in all the world, is quite a rare last name. The cognomen Willinger is habitual in Austria, where it is quite a rare surname, Israel, where it is a rare surname, and Germany. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in the United States, Germany, and Austria. Very seldom, Willinger is the forename as well as the last name.