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Feuerstein (German: lit., "fire stone", flint) may refer to:

Aaron Feuerstein (1925–2021), third-generation owner and CEO of Malden Mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts
Adam Feuerstein (fl. 1990s–2020s), American columnist and journalist in the biotechnology sector
Arthur Feuerstein (1935–2022), American chess player
Bedřich Feuerstein (1892–1936), Czech architect, painter, and essayist
Claire Feuerstein (born 1986), French tennis player
Georg Feuerstein (1947–2012), German-American Indologist and leading authority on Yoga in the West
Herbert Feuerstein (1937–2020), German comedian and entertainer
Joshua Feuerstein (born 1981), American Internet personality and evangelist
Mark Feuerstein (born 1971), American actor
Familie Feuerstein, the German translation of The Flintstones
Nathan John Feuerstein (born 1991), American rapper better known as NF
Reuven Feuerstein (1921–2014), educator, psychologist, known for theory of Mediated Learning
Sandra J. Feuerstein (1946–2021), American judge
Steven Feuerstein (born 1958), author, educator, known for his work with the Oracle PL/SQL language
Thomas Feuerstein (born 1968), Austrian artist and author
Valentin Peter Feuerstein (1917–1999), also known as Peter Valentin Feuerstein, German painter and stained-glass artist

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-'''Feuerstein''' ([[German language|German]]: lit., "[[fire]] [[Rock (geology)|stone]]", [[flint]]) may refer to:
+'''Feuerstein''' ([[German language|German]]: lit., "[[fire]][[Rock (geology)|stone]]", [[flint]]) may refer to:
-*[[Aaron Feuerstein]] (born 1925) was the third-generation owner and CEO of Malden Mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts
-* [[Arthur Feuerstein]] (born 1935), American chess player
+* [[Aaron Feuerstein]] (1925–2021), third-generation owner and CEO of Malden Mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts
-* [[Bedřich Feuerstein]] (1892-1936), Czech architect, painter, and essayist
+* [[Adam Feuerstein]] (fl. 1990s–2020s), American columnist and journalist in the biotechnology sector
+* [[Arthur Feuerstein]] (1935–2022), American chess player
+* [[Bedřich Feuerstein]] (1892–1936), Czech architect, painter, and essayist
 * [[Claire Feuerstein]] (born 1986), French tennis player
-* [[Georg Feuerstein]] (1947-2012), German-American Indologist and leading authority on Yoga in the West
+* [[Georg Feuerstein]] (1947–2012), German-American Indologist and leading authority on Yoga in the West
-* [[Herbert Feuerstein]] (born 1937), German comedian and entertainer
+* [[Herbert Feuerstein]] (1937–2020), German comedian and entertainer
 * [[Joshua Feuerstein]] (born 1981), American Internet personality and evangelist
 * [[Mark Feuerstein]] (born 1971), American actor
 * ''Familie Feuerstein'', the German translation of ''[[The Flintstones]]''
-* [[NF (rapper)|Nathan John Feuerstein]] (born 1991), American Christian hip hop artist better known as NF
+* [[NF (rapper)|Nathan John Feuerstein]] (born 1991), American rapper better known as NF
-* [[Reuven Feuerstein]] (born 1921), educator, psychologist, known for theory of Mediated Learning
+* [[Reuven Feuerstein]] (1921–2014), educator, psychologist, known for theory of Mediated Learning
+* [[Sandra J. Feuerstein]] (1946–2021), American judge
 * [[Steven Feuerstein]] (born 1958), author, educator, known for his work with the Oracle [[PL/SQL]] language
+* [[Thomas Feuerstein]] (born 1968), Austrian artist and author
+* [[Valentin Peter Feuerstein]] (1917–1999), also known as Peter Valentin Feuerstein, German painter and stained-glass artist
 == See also ==
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 {{surname|Feuerstein, [[Feurstein]]}}
 [[Category:German-language surnames]]
-[[Category:Jewish surnames]]
+[[Category:Surnames of Jewish origin]]