Prussian grand chancellor and justice reformer Friedrich Müller (1749–1825), pseudonym: Nasturtius, German poet and painter Franz Christoph Braun (1766–1833), clergyman and government representative Carl Löwig (1803–1890), chemist Eberhard Anheuser (1805–1880), entrepreneur, owner of the major brewery Anheuser-Busch Wilhelm Lossen (1838–1906), chemist Karl August Lossen (1841–1894), geologist Erich Prieger (1849–1913), musicologist Arthur Quassowski (1858–1943), lieutenant general Hella O'Cuire Quirke (1866–1917), writer Ludwig Cauer (1866–1947), sculptor Stanislaus Cauer (1867–1943), sculptor and college instructor Hans Driesch (1867–1941), biologist and natural philosopher Alexe Altenkirch (1871–1943), painter, designer and artistic educator Friedrich Karl Johann Vaupel (1876–1927), botanist Nelli Schmithals (1880–1975), photographer Karl Sack (1896–1945), jurist and resistance fighter Herbert Eimert (1897–1972), composer Hanna Cauer (1902–1989), sculptor and painter Hugo Salzmann (1903–1979), Communist and Antifascist Edmund Collein (1906–1992), architect Konrad Frey (1909–1974), gymnast Eberhard Au (1921–1996), engineer, co-inventor of the Dahlbusch Bomb Hans Schumm (1927–2007), district chairman Albrecht Martin (born 1927), educator and politician Heijo Hangen (born 1927), constructivist artist and documenta participant Elmar Pieroth (born 1934), German politician (CDU). Ursula Hill-Samelson (born 1935), mathematician and computer science pioneer Manfred Ströher (born 1937), basketball functionary Peter Anheuser (born 1938), winegrower and politician (CDU) Wolfgang Bötsch (born 1938), politician (CSU) Hans Maria Mole (born 1940), painter and actionist artist Gerhard Bahrenberg (1943–2022), geographer Rudolf Wohlleben (born 1936), engineering scientist, writer and student historian Hans-Robert Lichtenberg (born 1943), celebrity Hein-Direck Neu (1944–2017), discus thrower Volker Pudel (1944–2009), nutritional psychologist Günter Verheugen (born 1944), politician (SPD, before that FDP) Ulrich Birkenheier (born 1949), Chairman of the Militärischer Abschirmdienst Udo van Kampen (born 1949), journalist Wolfgang Donsbach (born 1949), communication scientist Andreas Höfele (born 1950), Anglist and writer Armin Emrich (born 1951), handball trainer Wolfgang Schömel (born 1952), author Horst Klee (born 1952), guitarist and musical educator Hans-Werner Wagner (1952–1998), state secretary (CDU) Lee Charm (born 1954), Chairman of the National Tourism Authority of South Korea Holger Härter (born 1956), manager Yaacov Lozowick (born 1957), philosopher and educator Sabine Hassinger (born 1958), author Helmut Freitag (born 1960), university music director Ise Thomas (born 1960), politician (Alliance '90/The Greens) Karl Christoph Klauer (born 1961), cognitional psychologist and professor Peter Eich (born 1963), football goalkeeper Hans-Peter Burghof (born 1963), economist Marcus Birkenkrahe (born 1963), physicist, information architect and executive coach Melitta Sundström/Thomas Gerards (1964–1993); entertainment and travesti artist Aiman Abdallah (born 1965), television moderator Karsten Thormaehlen (born 1965), photographer, editor and curator Petra Erdtmann (born 1967), flautist Gregor Beyer (born 1968), politician