Warschauer

Warschauer refers to a surname of German-Jewish origin. The name is derived from the Yiddish word "Vayrshever" or "Varshavsky," indicating a person from Warsaw, Poland. This toponymic surname was adopted by Jewish families who either originated from or had connections to the city of Warsaw.

Individuals with the surname Warschauer can be found in various parts of the world, reflecting historical Jewish migration patterns. Like many surnames of occupational or geographical origin, Warschauer became a hereditary identifier for families.

Notable individuals with this surname exist across different fields. For example, the Warschauer family name is associated with historical figures and contemporary individuals in academia, arts, and other professions. The surname itself carries the legacy of a significant European city and the diaspora of its inhabitants.