Kronfeld
Kronfeld:
- Samuel Kronfeld (or Krohnfeld, *1815 in Zempelburg), a Prussian Jewish kosher slaughter and chazzan(?) in the region of Thorn
- Markus, Lina, Rosalie, Isidor, Saul, and Jenny Kronfeld, children of Samuel as
- Salomon Kronfeld (1854-1921), aka "Sally" Kronfeld, a German Jewish lawyer and royal notary in Berlin with four children:
- Arthur Kronfeld (1886 – 1941), a German-Russian Jewish psychiatrist and psychotherapist (de)[1]
- Walter Kronfeld (1887-1917), a German Jewish lawyer, killed in World War I
- Fritz Kronfeld (1890-~1970), a German-US-UK commercial entrepreneur
- Minnie Kronfeld, aka Minnie Maria Magdalena Dronke (1904 - 1987), a German-NZ Jewish actress (as Minnie Korten) (de)
- Gustav Kronfeld (1856-1924)
- Joshua "Josh" Adrian Kronfeld, a former rugby union footballer and great-great-grandson of Gustav
- Jakob Kronfeld, father of
- Adolf Kronfeld (1861, Lemberg – 1938), a Galician-Austrian Jewish doctor, editor and writer (de)
- Ernst Moriz Kronfeld (1865, Lemberg – 1942), a Galician-Austrian Jewish botanist, journalist (de)
- Robert Kronfeld (1874, Wien - 1946), a Galician-Austrian Jewish dentist
- Robert Kronfeld (1904 – 1948), an Austrian-UK Jewish pilot, son of the former
- Amichai "Ami" Kronfeld
- Chana Kronfeld, an author
- Max Kronfeld, inventor of the variometer
- Rich Kronfeld, actor
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