1. See also

List of notable German citizens of Polish origin.

• Jörg Baberowski, historian
• Daria Bijak, gymnast
• Sebastian Boenisch, footballer
• Henryk M. Broder, journalist and writer
• Claudia Ciesla, model and actress
• Herbert Czaja, politician
• Christoph Dabrowski, footballer
• Pamela Dutkiewicz, athlete specializing in hurdling
• Mark Forster, singer
• Paul Freier, footballer
• Anni Friesinger-Postma, speed skater
• Mieczysław Garsztka, pilot and a flying ace of the German air force during World War I
• Daniel Jasinski, discus thrower
• Max Kepler, baseball player
• Angelique Kerber, tennis player
• Nastassja Kinski, actress
• Miroslav Klose, footballer
• Joachim Król, actor
• Sabine Lisicki, tennis player
• Tatjana Maria, tennis player
• Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany
• Adam Matuszczyk, footballer
• Dariusz Michalczewski, boxer
• Jerzy Montag, Green Party politician
• Matthias Plachta, ice hockey player
• Lukas Podolski, footballer
• Ernst Pohl, footballer
• Eugen Polanski, footballer
• Mateusz Przybylko, high jumper
• Erich Przywara, philosopher
• Marcel Reich-Ranicki, literary critic
• Julian Ritter, painter
• Lukas Sinkiewicz, footballer
• Piotr Trochowski, footballer
• Bogdan Wenta, handball player and coach, president of Kielce
• Dariusz Wosz, footballer
• Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, high-ranking SS Officer

See also

• Poles in Germany

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