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Hecht in German is the fish known in English as a pike (Esox lucius).
Hecht is the surname of a number of people including: Template:Wiktionary
- Anthony Hecht, American poet
- Anton Hecht, controversial North-east English artist and visionary, poet and philosopher.
- Ben Hecht, prolific Hollywood screenwriter
- Chic Hecht, former U.S. Senator from Nevada and U.S. Ambassador to the Bahamas.
- Daniel Hecht, American novelist
- Frederick Hecht, American physician, scientist, writer and editor
- Hans-Joachim Hecht, German chess grandmaster
- Harold Hecht, film producer, partner of Burt Lancaster
- Jennifer Michael Hecht, American poet, historian, philosopher, and author.
- Jochen Hecht, German icehockey player
- Kenneth Hecht (disambiguation)
- Kenneth Hecht, American songwriter, composer, author, writer and publisher
- Kenneth Hecht, American public interest attorney, health and nutrition advocate
- Matthew Hecht, American Artist and Animator, owner of HTW Animation Studios
- Michael Hecht, former name of Michael Howard, British politician and leader of the Conservative Party from 2003 until 2005.
- Nathan Hecht, Texas Supreme Court Justice
- Raymond Hecht, German javelin thrower
- René Hecht, former captain of the both the GDR and the (united) German volleyball national teams.
- Reuben & Edith Hecht, the namesakes of the Reuben & Edith Hecht Museum
- Robert Hecht-Nielsen, artificial intelligence & cognition theorist
- Selig Hecht, Polish-born American biophysisict
- Werner Hecht, literary scholar
Hecht is the name of some institutions, including:
- Hecht's, also known as Hecht Brothers, Hecht Bros. and the Hecht Company
- The Reuben & Edith Hecht Museum at Haifa University in Israel
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