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Wimpfen, Wimpffen is the names of a Bavarian Christian nobility and Jewish pedigree, originated from Bad Wimpfen.

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Bad Wimpfen
Battle of Wimpfen

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Grafen von Wimpffen (two "f"), see [Zweibrücken - 1800, Nancy), see [German article]
Felix Wimpffen / Felix von Wimpffen / Freiherr Felix von Wimpffen-Berneburg (1744, Zweibrücken - 1814), see [German article]
Maximilian Freiherr von Wimpffen / Freiherr Maximilian von Wimpffen (1770 – 1854), see List of Honorary Citizens of Vienna, and [German article]
* Graf Franz von Wimpffen (1797 - 1870, Görz), see [German article]
Emmanuel Félix de Wimpffen (1811 - 1884), "General De Wimpffen"
Simon Graf Wimpfen / Graf Simon von Wimpffen (1867, Boslau - 1925, Vienna)

Graf Franz Emil Lorenz von Wimpffen ()
Gräfin Maria Anna von Wimpffen ()
Graf Viktor von Wimpffen ()

See also [de].

Wimpfheimer

Wimpfheimer, an American velvet company, founded in 1845 ([link])

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