Dietrich - Fictional Characters

Fictional Characters

  • Dietrich von Bern, hero of Germanic legend based on Theodoric the Great
  • Colonel Dietrich, Nazi colonel in Raiders of the Lost Ark
  • Hauptmann Hans Dietrich, a German captain, the main antagonist of the television series The Rat Patrol
  • "Dietrich", mythical driver of the 2003 Ferrari Enzo, in reality crashed by owner Stefan Eriksson
  • "Dietrich", Nazi leader from computer game Prisoner of Ice
  • Dietrich von Lohengrin, a character from the anime and manga Trinity Blood
  • Dietrich Schneizer, a character from the Nintendo DS game Infinite Space
  • "Dietrich" was the surname of a marine (female) in Aliens who proceeds to be captured in the unit's first encounter with the hive.

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