# Zwilling

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**Zwilling** may refer to:

## People

- [David Zwilling](/source/David_Zwilling) (born 1949), Austrian alpine skier
- [Dutch Zwilling](/source/Dutch_Zwilling) (Edward Harrison Zwilling) (1888-1978), American professional baseball player
- [Gabriel Zwilling](/source/Gabriel_Zwilling) (c. 1487-1558), German Lutheran and Protestant Reformer
- [Iris Zwilling](/source/Iris_Zwilling) (born 2001), Dutch cricketer
- [Martin Zwilling](/source/Martin_Zwilling) (born 1945), American business executive
- [Mikkie Zwilling](/source/Mikkie_Zwilling) (born 1999), Dutch cricketer

## Military equipment

- [12.8 cm FlaK 40](/source/12.8_cm_FlaK_40), a German-made World War II anti-aircraft gun with a 'twin' variant
- [Heinkel He 111](/source/Heinkel_He_111)Z "Zwilling", 'twin' variant of a German World War II airplane
- [Bf 109Z "Zwilling"](/source/Messerschmitt_Bf_109_variants#Bf_109Z_.22Zwilling.22), an experimental German aircraft from World War II
- [MG 81 machine gun](/source/MG_81_machine_gun), a German-made World War II machine gun with a 'twin' variant
- [Z/FlAK 85](/source/Oerlikon_35_mm_twin_cannon), a modern Austrian anti-aircraft gun with twin barrels
- [Flakpanzer IV mit 3.7 cm FlaK Zwilling](/source/Ostwind), a German-made World War II mobile anti-aircraft gun with two barrels

## Other

- [Zwilling J. A. Henckels](/source/Zwilling_J._A._Henckels), a knife manufacturer based in Solingen
- *Professors Zwillinge*, a series of books from the 1920s by German writer [Else Ury](/source/Else_Ury)
- *[Zwilling](/source/Zwilling_(album))*, the second album by [Eric Fish](/source/Eric_Fish)
- [Zwillinge (Locomotives)](/source/Zwillinge_(Locomotives)), a class of small narrow gauge paired locomotives built in Germany in the late 19th and early 20th century

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