Other Students
- Vladimír Ambros
- Frederic Austin
- Erich Bender
- Carlo Bohländer
- Franz Magnus Böhme
- Leonard Borwick
- Catherine Carswell
- Torsten de Winkel
- Moritz Eggert
- Agnes Fink
- Ernst Fischer
- Clemens von und zu Franckenstein
- Oskar Fried
- Else Gentner-Fischer
- Frank Gerhardt
- Konrad Georg
- Heinz Gietz
- Eugen Henkel
- Daniel Hensel
- Herbie Hess
- Robin Hoffmann
- Alfred Hollins
- Erich Itor Kahn
- Alice Kaluza
- Hans Klotz
- Christof Lauer
- Tiana Lemnitz
- Uli Lenz
- Emil Mangelsdorff
- Annette Marquard
- Heinz Moog
- Sibylle Nicolai
- Walter Rehberg
- Max Rudolf
- Fritzi Scheff
- Erich Schmid
- Dietrich Schulz-Köhn
- Johanna Senfter
- Hermine Spies
- Rudi Stephan
- Stefan Thomas
- Richard Trunk
- Hans-Jürgen von Bose
- Hermann Hans Wetzler
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