Knebel
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knebel
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Knebel
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For a place in Debmark, see
Knebel, Denmark
.
Knebel
is a
German surname
of multiple origins. Notable people with the surname include:
Andreas Knebel
(born 1960), East German athlete
Corey Knebel
(born 1991), American professional baseball player
Fletcher Knebel
(1911–1993), American author of several popular works of political fiction
Gottfried Knebel
(born 1908), German botanist
John A. Knebel
(born 1936), United States Secretary of Agriculture 1976–1977
Joseph Knebel
(1854–1926), Russian publisher
Karl Ludwig von Knebel
(1744–1834), German poet and translator
Maren Knebel
, German sprint canoeist who has competed since the mid-2000s
Maria Knebel
(1898–1985), Russian actor, director, and teacher
See also
All pages with titles containing
Knebel
Knebelite
, a silicate mineral
Similar surnames, possibly of different etymologies
Knab
,
Knabb
,
Knabe
,
Knäbel
/
Knaebel
,
Knabl
,
Knap
,
Knape
,
Knapp
,
Knappe
,
Knapper
Knebel
,
Kneip
,
Kneipp
,
Knep
,
Knepp
,
Knepper
,
Kneppers
Knip
,
Knipp
,
Knipl
,
Knippel
,
Knipper
,
Knippers
,
Knitel
,
Knittel
Knobe
,
Knobel
,
Knobl
,
Knoop
,
Knop
,
Knope
,
Knopp
,
Knops
,
Knopf
/
Knopff
Knoepffler
,
Knoepfler
,
Knöppel
/
Knoeppel
,
Knopper
,
Knoppers
,
Knöpfle
,
Knopfler
Knuppe
,
Knüppel
/
Knuppel
/
Knueppel
,
Knuttel
References
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Knebel
,
DFD
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surname
Knebel
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