Around the world, Jan-Henrik (Jan-Henrik 
) is a rare boy's forename. The given name Jan-Henrik is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is a rare boy's name. Much less frequently, Jan-Henrik is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a last name Jan, and a first name Henrik.
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| Jan-Henrik | Germany, Finland, Norway, Sweden, United States |
| jan-henrik bodvin Norwegian teacher (b. 1923) |
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| jan-henrik horn politician (1944-2002), DE (b. 1944) |
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| jan-henrik christian prinz zur lippe-weissenfeld (born 1970) (b. 1970) |
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| jan-henrik nilsson researcher |
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| jan-henrik smått researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0003-1049-3577 |
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| jan-henrik witthaus (b. 1970) |
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| jan-henrik steg Dr. rer. pol. Universität Bielefeld 2010 |
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| jan-henrik hayungs |
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| jan-henrik gebbe |
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| jan-henrik haunert |
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| jan-henrik gruszecki DE (b. 1984) |
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| jan-henrik sievers DE (b. 1989) |
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