Walter
/ˈwɔltər/
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Walter, of German origin, derives from the elements 'wald' meaning 'rule' and 'heri' meaning 'army', collectively signifying 'ruler of the army'. Historically, it has been associated with nobility and leadership, making it a classic and distinguished choice. The name remains popular in English-speaking countries for its timeless and regal appeal.
Walter R. Young
Business, CEO of Champion Enterprises, 1990-2003
Walter B. Wriston
Business, CEO of Citibank, 1967-84
Walter Winchell
Radio Personality, Gossip commentator
Walter Jon Williams
Novelist, Hardwired
Walter E. Williams
Economist, Conservative economist
Walter White
Activist, Worked against lynchings
Walter Welford
Politician, Governor of North Dakota, 1935-36
Walter L. Weisman
Business, American Medical International
Walter Wanger
Film/TV Producer, Joan of Arc
Walter Ulbricht
Head of State, East German leader, 1960-73
Walter R. Tucker III
Politician, Congressman from California, 1993-95
Walter Susskind
Conductor, Director, Toronto Symphony, 1956-65
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