Brugger – Wikipedia

Brugger is a German family name.

Brugger is a home name for people who live close to a bridge.

• Agnieszka Brugger (* 1985), German politician (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen), MdB
• Albrecht Brugger (* 1925), German photographer
• Alois Brugger (1881–1945), German clergyman
• Andreas Brugger (painter) (1737–1812), German painter
• Andreas Brugger (politician) (* 1954), Austrian lawyer and politician (Fritz)
• Anja Brugger (* 1992), German handball player
• Anton Brugger (conscientious object of war) (1911–1943), Austrian refusal to do the war
• Anton Brugger (politician) (1912–1999), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
• Bernd Brugger (politician) (* 1953), Austrian politician (FPÖ)
• Bernd Brugger (Reiter) (* 1980), Austrian dressage rider
• Carl Brugger (1903–1944), Swiss psychiatrist and eugenicist
• Charles Brugger (1879–1973), Swiss architect
• Elena Brugger (* 1997), German ring
• Ernst Brugger (manager) (1900–1981), German singer and media manager
• Ernst Brugger (1914–1998), Swiss politician (FDP)
• Erwin Brugger (1920-1987), German educator and politician
• Frédéric Brugger (1912–1999), Swiss architect
• Friedrich Brugger (1815-1870), German sculptor
• Hans Brugger (1905-1995), Swiss economist
• Hans-Rudi Brugger (* 1980), Italian football player
• Hazel Brugger (* 1993), Swiss Slam poet, cabaret artist and moderator
• Ingried Brugger (* 1960), Austrian museum director and fashion designer
• Janai Brugger (* 1984), American opera singer (soprano)
• Janosch Brugger (* 1997), German cross -country skier
• Josef Brugger (1953-2022), Austrian politician (Greens)
• Josef Dominik Karl Brugger (1796-1865), German teacher and priest
• Karl Brugger (architect) (1853–1935), German architect
• Karl Brugger (journalist) (1942–1984), German journalist
• Kurt Brugger (* 1969), Italian racing tobogganist
• Marie Brugger (1860 – after 1913), German writer
• Markus Brugger (* 1987), German singer and musician, member of the Brugger Buam
• Martin Brugger (* 1976), Austrian musician, member of the origin of Buam
• Martin Brugger (skeleton pilot) (* 1982), Austrian skeleton driver
• Martin Brugger (fusion musician) (* around 1990), German bass player and songwriter
• Mathias Brugger (* 1992), German athlete
• Nathalie Brugger (* 1985), Swiss sailor
• Peter Brugger (politician) (1920-1986), South Tyrolean politician (SVP)
• Peter Brugger (neuropsychologist) (* 1957), Swiss neuropsychologist
• Peter Brugger (singer) (* 1972), German musician
• Philipp Brugger (1865–1943), German lawyer and ministerial officer
• Rudolf Brugger (1862–1930), German general doctor
• Siegfried Brugger (* 1953), Italian lawyer and politician (South Tyrol)
• Thomas Brugger (* 1982), German singer and musician, member of the Brugger Buam
• Ulrich Brugger (* 1947), German long -distance runner
• Walter Brugger (philosopher) (1904–1990), German Jesuit and philosopher
• Walter Brugger (landscape architect) (1924–2002), Swiss landscape architect
• Walter Brugger (theologian) (* 1928), German theologian and art historian
• Walter Brugger (lawyer) (* 1954), Austrian lawyer
• Winfried Brugger (1950–2010), German lawyer
• Wini Brugger (* 1961), Austrian cook
• Wolfgang Brugger (1901– ??), German writer and author, see Heinz Schramm (writer)
• Wolfgang Brugger (1905 – after 1954), German pianist and choir director
• Wolfram Brugger, German doctor
• Yannick Brugger (* 2001), German football player