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'''Fred Miller''' may refer to:
'''Fred Miller''' may refer to:


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*[[Fred Miller (journalist)]], journalist and editor of ''The Daily Telegraph''
==Sports==
*[[Fred Miller (football b. 1906)]], American football player born in 1906
*[[Fred D. Miller]], American football player born in 1940
*[[Fred Miller (offensive lineman)]], American football player born in 1973
*[[Fred Miller (Australian politician)]]
*[[Fred Miller (Michigan politician)]]
*[[Fred Miller (MLB pitcher)]]
*[[Fred Miller (Producer)]], executive producer of [[For All Mankind]] (1989)


===American football===
See also [[Frederick Miller (disambiguation)]]
*[[Fred Miller (American football, born 1906)]] (1906–1954), American football tackle for University of Notre Dame, heir to Miller Brewing Company
*[[Fred Miller (American football, born 1931)]], American football tackle for the Washington Redskins
*[[Fred Miller (American football, born 1973)]], American football tackle for the St. Louis Rams, Tennessee Titans, Chicago Bears
*[[Fred Miller (defensive lineman)]] (1940-2023), American football defensive tackle for the Baltimore Colts


===Other sports===
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*[[Fred Miller (baseball)]] (1886–1953), American baseball pitcher
*[[Fred Miller (rugby player)]] (1873–?), Wales international rugby player
*[[Fred Miller (sailor)]], American sailor competed in the 1961 [[Finn Gold Cup]]

==Journalists==
*[[Fred Miller (British journalist)]] (1863–1924), editor of ''The Daily Telegraph''
*[[Fred Miller (New Zealand journalist)]] (1904–1996), New Zealand journalist, goldminer, historian, poet and community worker

==Other fields==
*[[Fred Miller (Australian politician)]] (1926–1992), member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
*[[Fred Miller (Michigan politician)]], represented [[Michigan's 31st House of Representatives district]] 2005–2010
*[[Fred Miller (philosopher)]], Objectivist philosopher
*[[Fred Miller (producer)]] (born 1943), executive producer of ''For All Mankind'' (1989)
*[[Fred E. Miller]] (1868–1936), photographer
*[[Fred J. Miller]] (1857–1939), American mechanical and industrial engineer
*[[Frederick Miller (paediatrician)]] (1911-1996), British

==See also==
*[[Frederick Miller (disambiguation)]]
*[[Freddie Miller (disambiguation)]]

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