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Popular german names in the early 1900s. Velma and Bernice were among the newly popular 1900s girl names. Girls names most frequently found are Mary used more than twice as often as the number two name Elizabeth until 1840 when it became SarahOther popular Biblical names for girls were Martha Ann Hannah Rebecca Rachel and LydiaMore unusual religious names for girls include Christia Dinah. Many churches in Germany date from this time including the twelve Romanesque churches of CologneThe most significant building of this period in Germany is the Speyer CathedralIt was built in stages from about 1030 and was in.

Popular monikers included Marie Curie a Noble Prize-winning chemist and Florence Nightingale the founder of modern nursing. The Romanesque period from the 10th to the early 13th century is characterised by semi-circular arches robust appearance small paired windows and groin vaults. The womens suffrage movement was growing at this time.

The most common given names in Germany 1890 - 2005. Popular German names in 1900s and today. The list was initially created by searching for the most common last names in German telephone books.

Ernst Friedrich Heinrich Otto Erich Herbert Fritz boys and Gertrud Anna Frieda Else Herta Elisabeth Maria girls. Naming Trends Among the Top 1900-1909 baby boy names in the US Kermit1663 Rosevelt 1597 Taft1318 Artis 1209 Domingo 1184 Rosario1155 Eino 1139 Donovan1106 Evelyn1090 and Mario1063 increased the most in popularity in contrast to 10 years ago in 1890-1899. Test your knowledge on this history quiz and compare your score to others.

German Boy 1900s Quiz. According to surveys done by the Gesellschaft für Deutsche Sprache the Society for German. German last names originate from places and professions in Germany and far beyond as a list of 100 of the most common German surnames shows.

Most common german names decade by decade. The top baby names of the 1900s include some choices back in style or even past their most recent peak such as Lillian and Leo Josephine and Jack. 203 rows The following table shows the 200 most popular given names for male and female babies.