2 Stef - Steg

• Stefan of Ryazan , (1700-1721), Metropolitan of Moscow
• Stefan, Joseph, (1835-1893)
• Stefani, Gwen, (born 1969), singer-songwriter
• Stefanowicz, Kajetan , Polish painter
• Stefánsson, Stefán Jóhann , (1947-1949), prime minister
• Steffani, AgostinoAgostino Steffani ( July 25, 1653- 1728), Italian ecclesiastic, diplomat and musical composer, was born at Castelfranco. At a very early age he was admitted as a chorister at St Marks, Venice. In 1667 the beauty of his voice attracted the attention of Cou, Italian opera composer
• Steger, Ales , (born 1973), poet

3 Stei

3.1 Steig

• Steiger, Eduard vonEduard von Steiger ( July 2, 1881 February 10, 1962) was a Swiss politician. He was elected to the Federal Council of Switzerland on December 10, 1940 and handed over office on December 31, 1951. He was affiliated to the Swiss People's Party. During his o, (1881-1962), Swiss Federal Councilor
• Steiger, Otto , (born 1909), writer
• Steiger, RodRod Steiger ( April 14, 1925 July 9, 2002) was an American actor. He was born Rodney Stephen Steiger in Westhampton, New York. He ran away from home at age sixteen to join the US Navy during World War II. After the war, he returned to New Jersey and joine, (1925-2002), US actor

3.2 Stein

3.2.1 People named Stein

• Stein, BenBenjamin Jeremy Stein (born November 25, 1944, in Washington, D. is an American attorney, former game show host, actor, screenwriter, former political speechwriter, law professor, economist, author, columnist, as well as a commercial personality. He is th, (born 1944), actor, game show host, political consultant
• Stein, Charlotte von , (1742-1827), girlfriend of Goethe
• Stein, EdithEdith Stein ( October 12, 1891 August 9, 1942), known after her reception into the Carmelite Order as Teresa Benedicta of the Cross and canonized under the latter name in 1998, was a philosopher, feminist, Carmelite nun, and martyr who died at Auschwitz., (1891-1942), nun, Holocaust victim
• Stein, GetrudeGertrude Stein ( February 3, 1874 July 27, 1946) was an American writer, poet, feminist, playwright, and catalyst in the development of modern art and literature, who spent most of her life in France. Biography Born in Allegheny, Pennsylvania (now the Nor, (1874-1946), US writer
• Stein, Joseph , (born 1912), playwright
• Stein, LeonidLeonid Stein ( 1934 1973), Russian chess player. Leonid Stein achieved the Master title for chess at the relatively late age of 24. At that age he competed for first time in the USSR Chess Championship and most amazingly tied for 3rd in that event, gainin, (1934-1973), Soviet chess player

3.2.2 Steinb-Steinw

• Steinbeck, JohnJohn Ernst Steinbeck ( February 27, 1902 December 20, 1968) was one of the most famous American novelists of the 20th century. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1962, though his popularity with readers never was matched by that of the liter, (1902-1968), US author
• Steinberger, Emil , (born 1933), cabaretist
• Steinberger, Jack, (born 1921), 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics
• Steinbrenner, George, (born 1930), owner of the New York Yankees
• Steinem, Gloria, (born 1935), US feminist

See also Steiner

• Steiner, Charlie (born 1949), US sportscaster
• Steiner, George (born 1929), literary critic
• Steiner, Jakob (1796-1863), Swiss geometer and mathematician
• Steiner, Max (1888-1971), Hollywood film composer
• Steiner, Maximilian (1839-1880), Austrian actor and theatre manager
• Steiner, Rudolf (1861-1925), Austrian mystic, philosopher and educator
• Steiner, Scott (born 1962), professional wrestler
• Steinheil, Fabian, (1762-1831), soldier
• Steinheil, Hugo Adolph , (1832-1893), optician
• Steinitz, Wilhelm, (USA, 1836-1900), chess player
• Steinle, Eduard von , (1810-1886), painter
• Steinman, Jim, (born 1948), rock composer, producer
• Steinmetz, Charles Proteus, (1865-1923), electrical innovator
• Steinþórsson, Steingrímur , (1950-1953), prime minister
• Steinvegg, Erling , Norwegian monarch
• Steinwachs, Ginka , dramatist, author
• Steinway, Henry Engelhard, (born 1797), German-American piano manufacturer

4 Stej - Sten

• Steklov, Vladimir, (1863-1926), Russian
• Stella, Frank, (born 1936), painter
• Steller, Georg, (1709-1746), German naturalist
• Stenbock, Gustaf Otto, (1614-1685), Swedish soldier
• Stenbock, Magnus, Swedish soldier
• Stendhal, (1783-1842), author
• Stengel, Charles Dillon "Casey", (1891-1975), baseball player, manager, raconteur
• Stenhammar, Wilhelm, Swedish musician
• Stenmark, Ingemar, alpine skier
• Steno, Nicolas (1638-1686), geologist
• Stenton, Frank, historian

5 Step

5.1 Steph

5.1.1 Stepha

• Stephan , Maronite Patriarch
• Stephan of Amasea , patriarch of Constantinople
• Stephan, Heinrich von (1831-1897), German postal organizer
• Stephan, Joseph , Maronite Patriarch
• Stephan, Rudi , (1887-1915), composer
• Stephanopoulos, George, (born 1961), political consultant, commentator
• Stephanus I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Stephanus II, Patriarch , patriarch of Constantinople

5.1.2 Stephe

5.1.2.1 Stephen

5.1.2.1.1 People named Stephen

• Stephen, Count of Blois, (died 1102)
• Stephen I, Pope, (254-257)
• Stephen II, Pope, (741-752)
• Stephen III, Pope, (752-757)
• Stephen IV, Pope, (767-772)
• Stephen V, Pope, (816-817)
• Stephen VI, Pope, (885-891)
• Stephen VII, Pope, (896-897)
• Stephen VIII, Pope, (929-931)
• Stephen IX, Pope, (939-942)
• Stephen X, Pope, (1057-1058)
• Stephen of England, king
• Stephen of Poligny , scholastic philosopher
• Stephen of Venizy , scholastic philosopher

5.1.2.1.2 Stephens

• Stephens, John Lloyd, (1805-1852), explorer
• Stephens, Lon Vest , US governor, politician
• Stephenson, George, (1781-1848), civil engineer, inventor
• Stephenson, Neal, (born 1959), author
• Stephenson, Pamela, (born 1949), (Not the Nine O'Clock News)

5.2 Stepn - Stept

• Stepniak, Russian radical
• Stepovich, Michael Anthony
• Stepton, Rick , musician

6 Ster

• Sterling, Bruce, author
• Sterling, Ross S., (1931-1933), US Governor of Texas
• Stern, Avraham, Zionist leader
• Stern, Daniel, (born 1957), actor
• Stern, Gerald, poet
• Stern, Howard, (born 1954), US "shock-jock" radio host
• Stern, Isaac, (1920-2001), violinist
• Stern, Leni , musician
• Stern, Mike , musician
• Stern, Otto, (1888-1969), physicist, 1943 Nobel Prize in Physics
• Sternberg, Joseph von , (died 1969)
• Sternberg, Robert , psychologist
• Sternberger, Dolf , (1907-1989), publicist
• Sternhagen, Frances , (born 1930), actress
• Sternheim, Carl , dramatist, author
• Sterne, Laurence, (1713-1768), novelist
• Sternen, Matej , (1870-1949), painter.

7 Stev

• Stevens, Barry, (1902-1985), writer, Gestalt therapist
• Stevens, Cat, British musician
• Stevens, Connie, (born 1938), singer, actress
• Stevens, Craig , (1918-2000), actor
• Stevens, Fisher, (born 1963), actor
• Stevens, George, (1904-1975), film director
• Stevens, Inger, (1934-1970), actress
• Stevens, John, US singer
• Stevens, John O. , writer, Gestalt therapist
• Stevens, John Paul, (born 1920), US Supreme Court justice
• Stevens, Nettie , biologist
• Stevens, Rachel, (born 1978), British singer
• Stevens, Samuel, Jr. , US governor, politician
• Stevens, Stella, (born 1936), actress
• Stevens, Ted, (born 1923), US politician
• Stevens, Wallace, (1880-1955), poet
• Stevenson, Adlai, (1900-1965), US politician
• Stevenson, Adlai E., (1835-1914), US politician
• Stevenson, Alexandra , US
• Stevenson, Charles Leslie, philosopher
• Stevenson, Coke R., Texas Governor
• Stevenson, David J., (born 1948), planetary scientist
• Stevenson, Juliet , (born 1956), actor
• Stevenson, McLean, (1929-1996), actor
• Stevenson, Parker, (born 1952), actor, director
• Stevenson, Richard, Canadian writer
• Stevenson, Robert Louis, (1850-1894), British author
• Stevenson, Teofilo, (born 1952), Olympic gold medal boxer
• Stevermer, Caroline , author
• Stevin, Simon, (1548-1620), Belgian mathematician

8 Stew

• Steward, Emanuel, (born 1944), boxing trainer

8.1 People named Stewart

• Stewart, Al (born 1945), singer-songwriter
• Stewart, Bill, murdered reporter
• Stewart, Bill , musician
• Stewart, Bill , coach and official in hockey and baseball
• Stewart, Charles (1868-1946), Canadian politician
• Stewart, Charles D., novelist
• Stewart, Dave (born 1952), musician (The Eurythmics)
• Stewart, Dave (born 1957), baseball player
• Stewart, Dugald (1753-1828), philosopher
• Stewart, Ian, athlete
• Stewart, Ian, mathematician
• Stewart, Ian , UK Conservative politician
• Stewart, Ian, UK Labour politician
• Stewart, Ian, (died 1985), rock musician
• Stewart, Jackie (born 1939), champion race driver
• Stewart, James, Earl of Moray (1531-1570), regent of Scotland
• Stewart, J. I. M., (1906-1994)
• Stewart, Jimmy (1908-1997), actor
• Stewart, Jon (born 1962), comedian
• Stewart, Martha (born 1941), home economist
• Stewart, Mary (born 1916), British author, novelist
• Stewart, Patrick (born 1940), British actor
• Stewart, Payne (1957-1999), golfer
• Stewart, Potter (1915-1985), US Supreme Court justice
• Stewart, Robert astronaut
• Stewart, Robert Marcellus , US governor, politician
• Stewart, Rod (born 1945), British singer-songwriter, musician
• Stewart, Wynn , singer-songwriter, musician

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