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Auerbach and Averbuch and Aberbach is a German surname, commonly Jewish, derived from a toponym meaning meadow-brook. Notable people with this surname include the following:Abraham Auerbach, German rabbi Abraham Dov Auerbach (1926–2008), Israeli rabbi Abraham Dov Auerbach (Tiberias) (1935–2021), Israeli rabbi Alan J. Auerbach, American economist Alexander Auerbach, German handball player Alexander Andreevich Auerbach (1844–1916), Russian mining engineer, industrialist, creator and organizer of production, scientist Alfred Auerbach (1873–1954), German actor and writer Arnold Auerbach (disambiguation), multiple people Arnold M. Auerbach (1912–1998), American screenwriter Artie Auerbach (1903–1957), American comedian, press photographer Auerbach, a family of scholars in the 16th to 19th centuries Baruch Auerbach (1793–1864), German-Jewish educator Beatrice Fox Auerbach (1887–1968), philanthropist, president and director of G. Fox & Co. from 1938 to 1959 Ben Auerbach (1919–1993), American professional basketball player Benjamin Auerbach (1855–1940), German physician Benjamin Hirsch Auerbach (1808–1872), German Orthodox rabbi Berthold Auerbach (1812–1882), German-Jewish poet and author Chaim Auerbach (1839–?), Polish rabbi Chaim Yehuda Leib Auerbach (1883–1954), Israeli rabbi Charlotte Auerbach (1899–1994), German-Jewish geneticist Christopher Auerbach-Brown, American composer and music educator Cornelia Schröder-Auerbach (1900–1997), German musicologist and author Dan Auerbach, American guitarist and vocalist for The Black Keys Dathan Auerbach, author of the novel Penpal David Auerbach, American writer with a background in software engineering Doron Aurbach, Israeli electrochemist, materials and surface scientist Eldad Auerbach (1914–2003), Israeli military man and businessman Elizaveta Borisovna Auerbach (1912–1995), Soviet actress of theater and cinema, pop, writer Ella Auerbach (1900–1999), one of the first female German lawyers Ellen Auerbach (1906–2004), German-born American photographer Erich Auerbach (photographer) (1911–1977), Czech-Jewish photographer Ephraim Auerbach (1892–1973), Yiddish writer, poet, editor and translator Erich Auerbach (1892–1957), German-born American scholar of literature Felix Auerbach (1856–1933), German physicist Frank Auerbach (1931–2024), German-born British painter Friedrich Auerbach (1870–1925), German chemist Gary Auerbach, American television and film writer, director and producer Gerhard Auerbach, German football player Heinrich Auerbach (1482–1542), physician and senator of Leipzig Herbert S. Auerbach (1882–1945), Jewish businessman and politician Herman Auerbach (1901–1942), Polish mathematician Ilya Auerbach, Russian Jewish filmmaker Inge Auerbacher, German-American chemist and Holocaust survivor with a related name Isaac Auerbach (architect) (1827–1875), German architect Isaac L. Auerbach (1921–1992), early advocate and pioneer of computing technologies Yitzhak Auerbach (1877–1951), Israeli rabbi Itzhak Itzik Auerbach (1846-?), Polish rabbi Ivan Bogdanovich Auerbach (1815–1867), Russian geologist and mineralogist, professor Jacob Auerbach (1810–1887), German educator and writer Jake Auerbach, British documentary film maker Jerold Auerbach, American historian John Auerbach (1922–2002), Israeli writer in English Johann Gottfried Auerbach (1697–1753), Austrian painter and etcher Johann Karl Auerbach (1723–1780s), Austrian painter Joseph Danziger Auerbach, Yiddish writer Larry Auerbach (1923–2014), American television director and National Vice President of the Directors Guild of America Leonore Auerbach, German politician Leopold Auerbach (1828–1897), German physician Leopold Auerbach (jurist) (1847–1925), German jurist and historian Lera Auerbach, Soviet-Russian-born American classical composer and pianist Lisa Anne Auerbach, American artist Ludwig Auerbach (1840–1882), German merchant, jeweler and poet Marian Auerbach (1882–1941), also known as Majer Auerbach, Polish classical philologist Max Auerbach (1879–1968), German zoologist Meir Auerbach (1815–1878), first Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem Menachem Nata Auerbach (1858–1930), Rabbi in the Land of Israel Menahem Mendel Auerbach (1620–1689), Austrian rabbi, banker, and commentator Neil Auerbach, private equity investor Nikolai Konstantinovich Auerbach (1892–1930), Soviet scientist, archaeologist, local historian Oscar Auerbach (1905–1997), Jewish-American pathologist Paul Auerbach (1951–2021), American physician who wrote about wilderness medicine Philipp Auerbach (1906–1952), Head of the Bavarian State Compensation Office Red Auerbach (1917–2006), Boston Celtics coach Rick Auerbach, American baseball player Rokhl Auerbakh (1903–1976), Polish-Israeli writer and Holocaust scholar Shmuel Auerbach (1931–2018), Israeli rabbi Shona Auerbach, British film director and cinematographer Siegmund Auerbach (1866–1923), German neurologist Sol Auerbach (1906–1986), American historian better known as James S. Allen Solomon Heymann Auerbach, Hebrew scholar and translator Stephen Auerbach, American filmmaker Stevanne Auerbach (1938–2022), also known as Dr. Toy, American child development expert Tauba Auerbach, visual artist Thomas Auerbach (1947–2020), civil rights activist in the GDR Walter Auerbach (1905–1975), German politician and resistance fighter against Nazism Wilfried Auerbach (1960–2025), Austrian rower Willi Auerbach, German illusionist Yael Averbuch, American soccer player Yuri Averbakh (1922–2022), Russian chess grandmaster with the Russianized form of the name A prominent family of Ashkenazi Orthodox rabbis in Jerusalem, including: Chaim Yehuda Leib Auerbach (1883–1954), rosh yeshiva Shlomo Zalman Auerbach (1910–1995), for whom the Jerusalem neighborhood Ramat Shlomo is named Shmuel Auerbach (1931–2018), Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) rabbi Ezriel Auerbach, Haredi rabbi, son of Shlomo Zalman Auerbach.