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Hurwitz is one of the variants of a surname of Ashkenazi Jewish origin .
Notable people with the surname include:Adolf Hurwitz (1859–1919), German mathematician
Andrew D. Hurwitz, American judge
David Hurwitz (disambiguation), multiple people
Edward Hurwitz, American diplomat
Emanuel Hurwitz (1919–2006), British violinist
Gregg Hurwitz, American novelist
Henry Hurwitz Jr. (1918–1992), nuclear physicist
Hyman Hurwitz (1770–1844), professor of Hebrew in England
Jake Hurwitz, American comedian, writer and actor
Jerard Hurwitz (1928–2019), American biochemist
Johanna Hurwitz, American children's author
Jon Hurwitz, American screenwriter
Jonty Hurwitz, electrical engineer and sculptor
Justin Hurwitz, American composer
Lazar Lipman Hurwitz (1815–1852), editor and writer
Leo Hurwitz (1909–1991), American documentary film maker
Moses ha-Levi Hurwitz, Lithuanian rabbi
Mitchell Hurwitz, American television writer and producer
Shelley Hurwitz, American biostatistician
Shmuel Hurwitz, Israeli agronomist
Shmuel Hurvits, Yiddish poet
T. Alan Hurwitz, 10th president of Gallaudet University
William Hurwitz, American pain management physician
Yosef Yozel Horwitz (1849–1919), the Alter of Navordok
Zvi Harry Hurwitz, (1924–2008) Israeli diplomat, public servant and biographer
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