# Finck

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**Finck** refers to:

- [Finck family](/source/Finck_family), German banking dynasty

**Finck** is a surname or part of a longer surname of [German](/source/Germany) origin and the name of several individuals:

- [Count Albrecht Konrad Finck von Finckenstein](/source/Count_Albrecht_Konrad_Finck_von_Finckenstein) (1660–1735), Prussian field marshal
- [Count Karl-Wilhelm Finck von Finckenstein](/source/Count_Karl-Wilhelm_Finck_von_Finckenstein) (1714–1800), Prussian Prime Minister
- [Countess Eva Finck von Finckenstein](/source/Countess_Eva_Finck_von_Finckenstein) (1903–1994), German politician
- [Albert Finck](/source/Albert_Finck), German politician
- [August Georg Heinrich von Finck](/source/August_von_Finck_Sr.) (1898–1980), German banker
- [August von Finck Jr.](/source/August_von_Finck_Jr.) (1930–2021), German banker and entrepreneur
- [August François von Finck](/source/August_Fran%C3%A7ois_von_Finck) (born 1968), German businessman
- [David Finck](/source/David_Finck) (born 1958), American jazz bassist
- [Ethel Finck](/source/Ethel_Finck) (1932–2003), American interventional radiologist and inventor
- [Franz Nikolaus Finck](/source/Franz_Nikolaus_Finck) (1867–1910), German linguist
- [Friedrich August von Finck](/source/Friedrich_August_von_Finck) (1718–1766), Prussian soldier
- [Heinrich Finck](/source/Heinrich_Finck) (1445–1527), German composer of the Renaissance
- [Hermann Finck](/source/Hermann_Finck) (1527–1558), German composer, music theorist and organist of the Renaissance, great-nephew of [Heinrich Finck](/source/Heinrich_Finck)
- [Hermine Finck](/source/Hermine_Finck) (1872–1932), German operatic soprano
- [Jonathan Friedrich von Finck](/source/Jonathan_Friedrich_von_Finck), Prussian general
- [Nick Finck](/source/Nick_Finck) (born 1975), Publisher, author, speaker, and user experience designer
- [Pierre Joseph Étienne Finck](/source/Pierre_Joseph_%C3%89tienne_Finck) (1797–1870), French mathematician
- [Robin Finck](/source/Robin_Finck) (born 1971), American rock guitarist (worked with [Guns N' Roses](/source/Guns_N'_Roses) and [Nine Inch Nails](/source/Nine_Inch_Nails))
- [Werner Finck](/source/Werner_Finck) (1902–1978), German comedian
- [Wilhelm von Finck](/source/Wilhelm_von_Finck) (1848–1924), German banker
- [William E. Finck](/source/William_E._Finck) (1822–1901), U.S. Congressman from Ohio

## Other uses

- ***FiNCK***, a video game by Nicklas Nygren

## See also

- [Fink (disambiguation)](/source/Fink_(disambiguation))
- [Finke (disambiguation)](/source/Finke_(disambiguation))
- [Funk (disambiguation)](/source/Funk_(disambiguation))

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