Ples (onomastics)
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[edit] Pless
- Pless, Greman name of Pszczyna
[edit] Plessner
Plessner, Plesner is a surname probably origined from a Slavic place name, perhaps a town in 19th century Prussia called Pless.
- Clementine Plessner, actress
- Helmuth Plessner, German philosopher
- Solomon Plessner (April 23, 1797, Breslau - August 28, 1883, Posen), German rabbi and miqra commentator ([1])
- Gerald Plessner (gerald@geraldplessner.com)
- Gerald M. Plessner, newspaper columnist, Arcadia, California
A number of German Jews came to the United States in the years before the Civil War. Hermann Plessner was one of those, coming to Michigan in the 1850s. He served in the 9th Ohio Cavalry Volunteers in the Civil War.
As they settled the frontier, male Plessners met and tended to marry non-Jewish women. Today there are American Plessners who are Jewish, Catholic, Lutheran and Protestant.
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- Iben Plesner
- Yohanan Plesner, Israeli politician
- Plesner Fragment, named after [[]]
[edit] Plessen
- Daniel von Plessen (de)
- Elisabeth Plessen (de)
- Wulff Scheel-Plessen) - a Danish and Swedish nobility. See also the List of Swedish noble families.
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[edit] See also
- Ples, Pless, Plesse (cf.Plesse Castle)
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