Teutsch
Teutsch:
- New High German
- Theologia Germanica (also known as Theologia Deutsch, Theologia Teutsch), a mystical treatise
- Der Abenteuerliche Simplicissimus Teutsch
Family name
- Andreas Teutsch (1669, Schäßburg/Segesvár - 1730, Hermannstadt/Nagyszeben), Transylvanian Saxon doctor[1]
- Joseph Teutsch (1702, Kronstadt/Brassó - 1770, Szászhermány)[2]
- Georg Daniel Teutsch (1817, Schäßburg/Segesvár - 1893, Hermannstadt/Nagyszeben), Transylvanian Saxon Bishop[3]
- Friedrich Teutsch (1852, Schäßburg/Segesvár - 1933, Hermannstadt/Nagyszeben), Transylvanian Saxon Bishop; Son of Georg Daniel Teutsch[4]
- Traugott Teutsch (1829, Kronstadt/Brassó - 1913, Brassó), Transylvanian Saxon writer, politician[5]
- Eduard Teutsch (Template:Lang-fr; 1832, Wingen/Moder - 1908), Alsatian glass maker[6]
- Gustav Hermann Teutsch (1876, Neunkirchen/Baden, Bad Mergentheim - 1966), German theologian and politician (DNVP, CSVD, NSDAP)[7]
- János Mattis-Teutsch (Máttis-Teutsch, Mátis-Teutsch, Template:Lang-hu; 1884 - 1960), a Hungarian and Romanian painter, sculptor, graphic artist, art critic, and poet of Székely descent
- Hildegard Teutsch (1898, Wilhelmshaven - 1977), German politician (DVP), MdL of Baden[8]
- Waldemar Mattis Teutsch (born 1950, Sankt Georgen/Sepsiszentgyörgy)[9]
- Georg Teutsch (born 1956, Bucureşti), Romanian-German geohydrologist[10]
See also
- Related family names
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