Bieler - aviator Hugo Brehme - photographer of the Mexican Revolution Brigitte Broch - production designer Max Cetto - architect Olga Costa - painter Christa Cowrie - photographer Heinz Dieterich - sociologist, political analyst Margit Frenk - philologist, folklorist, translator Mariana Frenk-Westheim - writer, Hispanist Mathias Goeritz - painter, sculptor Hans Gutmann Guste - photographer Wilhelm Hasse - brewer, founder of Dos Equis Guillermo Kahlo - photographer Paul Kirchhoff - anthropologist Hilde Krüger - actress Teoberto Maler - explorer of Maya ruins Horst Matthai Quelle - philosopher Franz Mayer - financier, photographer, collector, founder of the Franz Mayer Museum Sabine Moussier - actress Walter Reuter - photojournalist Otto Rühle - Communist, writer Christian Julius Wilhelm Schiede - physician, botanist Otto Schüssler - Communist, political activist J. Michael Seyfert - filmmaker, photographer Rodolfo Stavenhagen - sociologist Martin Tritschler - clockmaker, Captain during the Mexican–American War Maximilian Uhland - Catholic missionary Fernando Wagner - actor, director Second generation Alexander Afif - businessman, head of the House of Saxony Susana Alexander - actress, director, producer Hans Beimler - screenwriter Arap Bethke - actor Enrique Bostelmann - photographer Vicente Fox - 55th President of Mexico, is of German descent from his father, Jose Pedro Friedeberg - artist, designer Hans Friessen - footballer Gunther Gerzso - painter, director Memo Gidley - racing driver Prince Hubertus of Hohenlohe-Langenburg - alpine skier, photographer, businessman Vanessa Huppenkothen - TV presenter, model Frida Kahlo - artist, political activist Olivia Molina - singer Wolfgang Paalen - Surrealist painter Raquel Torres - actress Nena von Schlebrügge - fashion model See also Germany–Mexico relations Mennonites in Mexico Immigration to Mexico Mexican immigration to Germany White Mexicans References Further reading Buchenau, Jürge de. 2002. 002/275_299.pdf The Life Cycle of a Trade Diaspora:The German “Colony” in Mexico City, 1821–present. Jahrbuch für Geschichte Lateinamerikas. 39:275-297. Buchenau, Jürgen. 2001. Small Numbers, Great Impact: Mexico and Its Immigrants, 1821–1973. Journal of American Ethnic History. Spring':24-49. Buchenau, Jürgen. 2004. Tools of Progress: A German Merchant Family in Mexico City, 1865-present. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press. Durán-Merk, Alma, 2013, "In Our Sphere of Life". Dimensions of Social Incorporation in a Stratified Society. Augsburg, Germany: Augsburg Universität. O. de Bopp, Marianne. 1965. Maximiliano y los Alemanes''. Mexico City: Sociedad Mexicana de Geografía y Estadistica Rojas Marín, Ana Luisa, 2012. Del bosque a los árboles. Puebla: BUA External links Los que llegaron - Alemanes from Canal Once (in Spanish) Deutsch-Mexikanisch