Müller
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The German word Müller means miller (as a profession).
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People
- Müller, Adam (1779-1829), German political economist and theorist of the state
- Müller, Eduard (1848-1919), Swiss politician
- Müller, George (1805-1898), Christian benefactor and missionary
- Müller, Fritz (1821–1897), German-born Brazilian naturalist
- Müller, Gerd (born 1945), German football player
- Müller, Günter (born 1954), German jazz percussionist
- Müller, Heiner (1929-1995), German dramatist
- Müller, Heinrich (1900-1945 [?]), German Nazi official
- Müller, Hermann (1876-1931), German politician
- Müller, Inge (1925-1966), German poet
- Müller, Johannes von (1752-1809), Swiss historian
- Müller, Johannes Peter (1801-1858), German physiologist
- Müller, Julius (1801-1878), German Protestant theologian
- Müller, Karl Alexander (born 1927), Swiss physicist, 1987 Nobel Prize in Physics
- Müller, Lillian (born 1962), Norwegian model and actress
- Müller, Lucian (1836-1898), German classical scholar
- Müller, Matthias (born 1961), artist and film maker
- Müller, Max (1823-1900), German orientalist, author of works on comparative religion
- Müller, Otfried (1797-1840), German classical scholar
- Müller, Paul Hermann (1899-1965), Swiss chemist, 1948 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
- Müller, Renate (1906-1937), German actress
- Müller, Richard, German dentist and murderer
- Müller, Richard (born 1961), Slovak singer and musician
- Müller, Salomon (1804 - 1864), German naturalist
- Müller, Urban, creator of the Brainfuck programming language
- Müller, Walther (1905-1979), German physicist
- Müller, Wilhelm (1794-1827), German poet
- Müller von Königswinter, Wolfgang (1816-1873), German novelist and poet
- Müller-Maguhn, Andy, German computer expert (Chaos Computer Club)
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Other uses
- Die schöne Müllerin (1823) (sometimes referred to as Müllerlieder; Müllerin is a female miller) is a song cycle by Franz Schubert.
