Deutsch (surname)
Deutsch is a surname, meaning German in German. When transliterated to other languages, it may also be spelled as Deutch, Deitch, Deich, Teutsch.
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| Language(s) | German |
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| Meaning | German |
| Region of origin | Germany |
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Deutsch
- Adolph Deutsch, Academy Award-winning composer
- Alex Deutsch, founder of Deutsch Group
- Alexander Deutsch, German planetologist (active since 1984)
- Alexander Nikolaevich Deutsch, Russian astronomer (active 1926–1985)
- Ana Deutsch (born 1940), psychologist and co-founder of the Program for Torture Victims
- André Deutsch, publisher in London
- Andrew Deutsch (born 1968), sound artist
- Armin Joseph Deutsch (1918–1969), American astronomer and science fiction author
- Arnold Deutsch, NKVD operative who recruited Kim Philby
- Babette Deutsch (1895–1982), American author
- Barbu Nemțeanu (1887–1919), born Benjamin Deutsch, Romanian poet
- Beatie Deutsch (nee Rabin; born 1989), ultra-Orthodox Jewish American-Israeli marathon runner
- Chaim Deutsch, American politician
- Charles Deutsch, French engineer
- David Deutsch (born 1953), physicist
- David Deutsch (ad executive) (c. 1929 – 2013), American advertising executive
- Donny Deutsch
- Diana Deutsch, British-born, American perceptual and cognitive psychologist
- Ernst Deutsch (1890–1969), German actor
- Filip Deutsch (1828–1919), Croatian nobleman and industrialist
- George Deutsch, ex-NASA press officer
- Gotthard Deutsch (1859–1921), scholar of Jewish history
- Harold C. Deutsch (1904-1995), American historian and writer
- Harri Deutsch, (–2000), German publisher
- Helene Deutsch, Austrian-born American psychologist
- Helmut Deutsch (born 1945), Austrian classical pianist
- Herbert Deutsch (born 1932), American composer
- Immanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch (1829–1873), German oriental scholar
- John James Deutsch, Canadian economist
- Julio Deutsch (1859–1922), Croatian architect
- Julius Deutsch (1884–1968), Austrian politician
- Karl Deutsch (1912–1992), Czech social and political scientist
- Ladislas Deutsch, pen name of László Detre (1874–1939), Hungarian microbiologist
- Lea Deutsch (1927–1943), Croatian Jewish child actress who died during the Holocaust
- Leo Deutsch (1855–1941) (known as Lev Deich in Russia), Russian revolutionary
- Louis "Red" Deutsch (1890–1983), American boxer and owner of the "Tube Bar" in Jersey City
- L Peter Deutsch, programmer and creator of the Ghostscript software
- Mark Deutsch (musician), musician, inventor of bazantar
- Mark Deutsch (journalist) (Russian: Марк Дейч, also Deutch, Deich, Deitch, 1945–2012), Russian journalist
- Martin Deutsch, physicist, discoverer of positronium
- Martin Deutsch (psychologist) (1926–2002), American developmental psychologist
- Max Deutsch, French-Austrian composer and director
- Morton Deutsch (1920–2017), social psychologist and researcher in conflict resolution
- Niklaus Manuel Deutsch I (c. 1484–1530), Swiss artist
- Oscar Deutsch (1893–1941), founder of the British Odeon cinema chain
- Oskar Deutsch (born 1963), Austrian entrepreneur and President of the Jewish Community of Vienna
- Otto Erich Deutsch (1883–1967), Austrian musicologist and creator of the Deutsch catalogue of Schubert's compositions
- Patti Deutsch (born 1945), 1970s game-show celebrity
- Peter Deutsch (born 1957), American politician
- Péter Deutsch (born 1968), Hungarian athlete
- Sándor Hatvany-Deutsch (1852–1913), Hungarian industrialist and art patron
- Seymon Deutsch (1935–2013), American bridge player
- Simon Deutsch (1808–1877), Austrian Jewish writer and revolutionary
Other spellings
- Fran Deitsch (1927–2011, married name Fran Landesman), American lyricist and poet
- Gene Deitch
- Kim Deitch
- Howard Deutch, film director
- John M. Deutch
- Madelyn Deutch, writer, director, actress and musician
- Zoey Deutch, actress and producer
- Georg Daniel Teutsch
- János Mattis-Teutsch
See also
Surnames meaning "German" of different origins:
- Douch (English)
- German (surname)
- Němec (Czech)
- Németh (Hungarian)
- Tedesco (surname) (Italian)
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