Springer is a German surname. Szprynger and Szpringer are Polonised forms. Špringer is the Slavonised form, used for example in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia.
Springer is the surname of:
Aaron Springer, animator and storyboard artist
Anna Joy Springer, Third Wave feminist writer and artist
Anton Springer (1825–1891), German art historian and writer
Axel Springer (1912–1985), German journalist and publisher, founder of Axel Springer AG
Clement Springer, folk musician
Curtis Howe Springer, American radio evangelist, self-proclaimed doctor and minister
Dennis Springer, Major League baseball pitcher
Eintou Pearl Springer, poet
F. Springer (b. 1932), the pseudonym of Dutch writer and diplomat Carel Jan Schneider
Frank Springer (b. 1929), American comic book and comic strip artist
Friede Springer, German publisher, widow of Axel Springer
George Springer (mathematician) (b. 1924), American mathematician
George Springer (b. 1989), American baseball player
Sir Hugh Springer (1913–1994), Barbados trade union organizer and Governor-General
Hendy Springer, Barbadian cricketer
Jerry Springer (born 1944), sensationalist talk show host and former Democratic mayor of Cincinnati
Julius Springer (1817–1877), German publisher and founder of Springer-Verlag (now part of Springer Science+Business Media)
Linda M. Springer, eighth director of Office of Personnel Management
Melissa Springer, American photojournalist
Mike Springer (b. 1965), American professional golfer
Moses Springer (1824–1898), Canadian businessman and politician
Nancy Springer (b. 1948), American author
Rebecca Ruter Springer (1832–1904), American writer
Robert C. Springer, American astronaut
Russ Springer, Major League baseball pitcher
Stewart Springer, shark expert
Timothy Springer, American scientist
Tonny Albert Springer, Dutch mathematician
Tony Springer, Canadian guitarist
Victor G. Springer, scientist specializing in fish
Yakov Springer, also Polish: Jakub Springer (circa 1921 – 1972), Polish-Israeli wrestler killed in the Munich massacre at the Summer Olympics
