Lederer is a surname of German origin, meaning "leatherworker". Notable people with the surname include:Ábrahám Lederer (1827-1916), Czech-Hungarian educator and writer Andrew J. Lederer, American comedian Eppie Lederer, American advice columnist Charles Lederer (1910-1976), American film writer and director Charles Lederer (cartoonist) (1856-1925), American cartoonist Edith Lederer, American journalist Emil Lederer (1882-1939), German economist Ephraim Lederer (1862-1925), American lawyer Felix Lederer (1877-1957), Czech musician and conductor Francis Lederer (1899-2000), Czech actor Franz Lederer, Austrian football manager George Lederer, American producer and director on Broadway Gordan Lederer (1958-1991), Croatian photographer and cameraman Gretchen Lederer (1891-1955), German movie actress of the silent era Helen Lederer, Welsh comedian, writer and actress Howard Lederer, U.S. professional poker player Hugo Lederer (1871-1940), German sculptor Ignaz Freiherr von Lederer (1769-1849), Austrian general Ivo John Lederer (1929-1998), Croatian-born American diplomatic historian Jerome F. Lederer (1902-2004), U.S. aviation safety pioneer John Lederer, German-born doctor and explorer of the Appalachian Mountains Julius Lederer (entomologist) (1821-1870), Austrian entomologist Julius Lederer (businessman) (1917-1999), American business executive and innovator Katy Lederer, U.S. author and poet Klaus Lederer, German politician Laura Lederer, U.S. government official and anti-trafficking activist Marianne Lederer (1934-2026), French translation scholar Marie Lederer (1927-2025), onetime member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Michael Lederer, American novelist, short story writer, poet and playwright Miles W.
No. 20. Baron Lederer to Mr. Fish. [Translation.] Washington, November 21, 1872. (Received Nov. 23.) The Secretary of State: I hastened to transmit to the imperial royal government the note…
No. 22. Baron Lederer to Mr. Fish. [Translation.] Legation of Austria-Hungary, Washington, March 30, 1874. (Received March 30.) Mr. Secretary of State: The imperial and royal government has or some…
[Inclosure to in closure in No. 404.—Translation.] Baron Lederer to Messrs. Otto and Potestad, arbitrators. Washington, April 24, 1874. Gentlemen: By your communication of May 31, 1871, you were pleased…
No. 24. Baron Lederer to Mr. Fish. [Translation.] Legation of Austria–Hungary, Washington, D. C., June 16, 1874. (Received June 24.) Mr. Secretary of State: The desire has now been manifested…
No. 25. Baron Lederer to Mr. Fish. [Translation.] New York, August 5, 1874. (Received Aug. 7.) Mr. Secretary of State: In order to prevent any misunderstanding, I have the honor…