Schmerling
Schmerling:
- German family from Cleve, since 1707 in den Adelsstand als Reichsritter und Edle von Schmerling
- Anton Ritter von Schmerling (1805, Lichtental, Alsergrund, Vienna – 1893, Vienna), Austrian statesman
∞ (1835) Pauline Freiin (Baroness) von Koudelka (1806, Vienna – 1840), a daughter of Vinzenz Joseph von Koudelka (1773–1850) (de) - Josef (Joseph) von Schmerling (1806–1884), a k.k. Feldzeugmeister
- Rainer von Schmerling (1810–1892), doctor
- Moriz von Schmerling (1822–1882), jurist, a President of the Senate
- Violetta Schmerling (1836–1907)
∞ Karl von Bienerth (1825–1882)- Richard Graf (Count) von Bienerth-Schmerling, til 1915: Richard Freiherr (Baron) von Bienerth (1863, Verona – 1918), Austrian politician
- Anton Ritter von Schmerling (1805, Lichtental, Alsergrund, Vienna – 1893, Vienna), Austrian statesman
- Philippe-Charles Schmerling, Belgian historian (1790, Delft – 1836) (fr)
Shmerling
Shmerling (Yiddish: שמערלינג, Hebrew: שמרלינג)
- Gary Shmerling
- Israel Shamir, born Yuzefovich Shmerling, a Russian-Israeli-Swedish writer
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