Boltenstern

Last updated January 18, 2025

Boltenstern is a Germanic surname that may refer to:

Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern (1861–1935), Swedish officer and horse rider
Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern Jr. (1904–1995), Swedish officer and horse rider
Walter von Boltenstern (1889–1952), Wehrmacht General during World War II

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