Gross (surname) - List of People With This Surname

List of People With This Surname

  • Alfred J. Gross (1918-2000), American inventor
  • Arye Gross (born 1960), American actor
  • Benedict Gross (born 1950), American mathematician
  • Bill Gross (born 1958), American businessman
  • Chaim Gross (1904-1991), Galicia-born sculptor
  • Charles Philip Gross, World War II major general, US Army, Chief of Transportation
  • Christian Gross (born 1954), Swiss football manager
  • David Gross (born 1941), US scientist
  • David A. Gross (born 1954), American diplomat
  • Evgeni Gross (1897-1972), Soviet scientist
  • Gabe Gross (born 1979), American baseball player
  • Garry Gross, American photographer
  • Georg Gross, Estonian rally driver
  • H. R. Gross (1899-1987), American politician
  • Hans Georg Friedrich Groß (1860-1924), a German Empire balloonist and airship constructor
  • Hans Gross (Groß, Grosz) (1847-1915) Austrian lawyer, one of the earliest modern forensic scientists
  • Heinrich Gross (1915-2005), Austrian Nazi
  • Heinrich Gross (rabbi) (1835-?), German rabbi
  • Henry Gross (born 1951), American singer-songwriter
  • Jacob Gross (1819–1899), German-American piano maker
  • Jacob A. Gross (born 1842), New York politician
  • James A. Gross, American professor and labor law expert
  • James Gross, American psychologist and professor
  • Jan T. Gross (born 1947), Polish-American historian
  • John Gross (born 1935), British writer and editor
  • Jordan Gross (born 1980), American football player
  • Jost Gross (1946-2005), Swiss politician
  • Julie Gross (born 1957), Australian basketball player
  • Kevin Gross (born 1961), American baseball player
  • Kip Gross (born 1964), American baseball player
  • Larry Gross, American screenwriter
  • Luke Gross (born 1969), American rugby footballer
  • M. Louise Gross (1884-1951), American activist
  • Manuela Groß (born 1957), German figure skater
  • Mary Gross (born 1953), American actress
  • Mason W. Gross (1911-1977), American university president
  • Michael Gross (disambiguation), multiple people
  • Milt Gross (1895-1953), American comics artist
  • Mirjana Gross (1922–2012), Croatian historian and writer
  • Nikolaus Gross (1898-1945), German anti-Nazi activist
  • Otto Gross (1877-1920), Austrian psychanalyst
  • Pascal Groß (born 1991), German footballer
  • Paul Gross (born 1959), Canadian actor
  • Pete Gross, American sports announcer
  • Philip Gross (born 1952), English poet
  • Ricco Groß (born 1970), German athlete
  • Robert A. Gross (born 1959), American businessman, Greyhound owner / breeder
  • Robert E. Gross (businessman) (1897-1961), American businessman
  • Robert Edward Gross (1905-1988), American pioneering paediatric surgeon
  • Robin Gross, intellectual property lawyer and civil liberties advocate
  • Sam Gross, American cartoonist
  • Samuel David Gross (1905-1984), American surgeon and subject of the painting The Gross Clinic
  • Sara Gross (born 1976), Canada-born British triathlete
  • Stanislav Gross (born 1969), Czech lawyer, politician and former socialist Prime Minister
  • Terry Gross (born 1951), American radio personality
  • Tom Gross, journalist and political commentator
  • William H. Gross (born 1944), American financial manager and author

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