Politicians and Journalists
- Gustav Struve (1805–1870), Southern German politician and revolutionary
- Karl de Struve (1835-1907), Russian Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Tokyo, Washington, and the Hague
- Peter Berngardovich Struve (1870–1944), Russian political economist, philosopher and editor, grandson of Friedrich Georg Wilhelm
- Gleb Struve (1898-1985), Russian-American poet and literary historian, son of Peter
- Nikita Struve (born 1931), Russian-French editor specializing in Russian literature, nephew of Gleb and grandson of Peter
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