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I moved the text here because it does not comply with Wikipedia:Manual of Style (disambiguation pages) Olessi 23:23, 7 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Kettler is a surname of Germanic origins, particularly in Germany and Austria.

Kettler is a German company based in Ense-Parsit. The company produces fitness and leisure equipment. They operate in sixty countries and as of 2003 employ over 3000 people. The company was founded by Heinz Kettler in 1949. They have operated in the United States since 1981.

To support North American customers, Kettler staffs a US-based parts, service, and support center in Virginia Beach, VA. Parts, service, and warranty claims may be submitted by phone, fax, or eMail.

Gotthard Kettler founded the duchy of Courland in 1561 and his family ruled it until 1711.

Wolf Kettler is a European photographer, based in the UK, who specialises in black and white location photography. His work is created on traditional media and has been exhibited and published internationally.

David Kettler is a student of social and political theory, located since 1991 at Bard College, where he is Research Professor. His publications include books on the Scottish moral philosopher, Adam Ferguson, and on the German sociologist, Karl Mannheim. Since 2001, he has directed a project on exile studies, which has seen the publication of four books. His family name was adopted after he and his family arrived in the United States from Germany in the Spring of 1940, in lieu of Ketzlach, which was thought to be too difficult for American tongues.

Gene Kettler (Born March 10, 1963) is an Evangalist and Author from Crossville, Tennessee. His works include a study of the book of Romans (Discovering the Power of God In You) and an examination of the last days (What Does God Really Say About the Last Days). He is published througth LuLu.com, a printing and distribution service that serves self-publishing authors, artists, and musicians. When he is not spreading the word of God, he is a contractor at R.G. Kettler General Contracting. His wife, Joennen Kettler, is also an Evangalist and Singer-Songwriter. Together they are Holy of Holies Ministries.

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Kettler GB —Preceding unsigned comment added by 62.49.151.154 (talk) 15:44, 19 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Kettler USA
Wolf Kettler Photography
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Holy of Holies Ministries

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