Wagener (surname)

Last updated December 10, 2024

Wagener is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Ana Wagener (born 1962), a Spanish actress
Carl Wagener (1901–1988), a Wehrmacht General during World War II
David Douglas Wagener (1792–1860), a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania
Frank Wagener (born 1952), a chairman of the boards of directors of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Frank Wagener (born 1970), a pilot who flew for the German military and Aviation Performance Solutions (APS), and is currently a captain at Southwest Airlines
George Wagener, a New York politician
Hermann Wagener (1815–1889), a Prussian jurist
Henry Wagener (1891-1979), American farmer and politician
Hilde Wagener (1904–1992), a German-born actress who settled in Austria
Jack Wagener (1905–1986), an English cricketer
Joachim Heinrich Wilhelm Wagener (1782–1861), a German banker and patron of the arts
Johann Andreas Wagener, the forty-third mayor of Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Maximilian Wagener (born 1995), a German football player
Michael Wagener (born 1949), a German record producer
Niklas Wagener (born 1998), a German politician
Nora Wagener (born 1989), a Luxembourgish writer
Otto Wagener (1888–1971), a Nazi major general and Hitler's economic advisor
Renée Wagener (born 1962), a Luxembourgish politician and journalist
Richard Wagener (born 1944), an American wood engraver
Sigbert Wagener (1919–2004), a German Capuchin priest and entomologist
T.L. Wagener, an American playwright and screenwriter
Werner Wagener (1894–?), a World War I German pilot

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