People
- Alan B. Krueger, American economist
- Alex Kruger, English decathlete
- Alma Kruger, American actress
- Anne O. Krueger, IMF official
- Anton Krueger, South African author
- Barbara Kruger
- Bernhard Krüger
- Bob Krueger, American politician
- Carl Kruger
- Clifford Krueger, American politician
- Debbie Kruger, Australian writer
- Diane Kruger, German-American model and actress
- Erwin Krüger, Nicaraguan singer and poet
- Frantz Kruger
- Friedrich Wilhelm Krüger, Nazi official
- Garnett Kruger, South African cricketer
- Gottfried Krueger, founder of the Gottfried Krueger Brewing Company of Newark, New Jersey, USA.
- Hans Krüger
- Hardy Krüger, German actor
- Helen Barbara Kruger
- Heli Koivula Kruger
- Ivar Kreuger
- Jbe' Kruger, South African golfer
- Jim Krueger, American comic book writer and novelist.
- Jimmy Kruger, South African minister of justice and the police
- Joseph Kruger
- Kandace Krueger Miss USA 2001
- Karl-Heinz Krüger
- Karoline Krüger
- Kelly Kruger
- Lon Kruger
- Luise Krüger
- Maynard C. Krueger, a professor
- Michael Krüger, a German footballer and manager
- Myron W. Krueger, American computer artist and pioneer in the fields of virtual and augmented reality
- Otto Kruger
- Paul Kruger (Stephanus Johannes Paul Kruger), a Boer leader, for whom are named
- Kruger House
- Kruger National Park
- Krugerrand
- Krugersdorp - town in the Transvaal
- Peter Krüger or Peter Crüger (1580–1639), German mathematician, astronomer and polymath
- Sebastian Kruger, caricaturist
- Sonia Kruger
- Walter Krueger, US Army general
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