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walther
German prince-bishop, DE
(b. 1000)
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walther i.
(b. 1000)
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walther of wilfling-kling
Count of Bavaria with possions in the Margraviate of Austria, died 1108
(b. 1100)
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walther von der vogelweide
Middle High German lyric poet, AT
(b. 1170)
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walther von vatz
bishop of the Roman Catholic Church
(b. 1200)
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walther von rötteln
(b. 1150)
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walther iii. von arnstein
(b. 1150)
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walther von klingen
German poet and author, CH
(b. 1215)
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walther van keppel
Dutch military personnel, NL
(b. 1194)
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walther von breisach
DE
(b. 1200)
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walther vii/viii fon barby; walter vii von arnstein
(b. 1250)
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walther vom graben
AT
(b. 1300)
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walther iii.
(b. 1300)
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walther ii.
(b. 1300)
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walther of pewern
Land magistrate of Freistadt, 14th century
(b. 1400)
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, Вальтер 
, ולטר 
) , across the world, is a common cognomen. The last name Walther is habitual in Switzerland, where it is quite a common surname, Germany, and Honduras (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Germany, the United States, and Switzerland. Very seldom, Walther is the forename as well as the last name.