Cognomen Deutschmann (Deutschmann 
, Дойчманн 
) , all over the world, is quite a common family name. The cognomen Deutschmann is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Austria, where it is quite a common surname, Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, and Switzerland, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Germany, Austria, and the United States. Much less frequently, Deutschmann is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Deutschmann | Germany, Austria, France, United States, South Africa |
| Дойчманн | Ukraine, Russia |
Deutsch, Deutschman, Deutschmanek, Deutschmannek, Дейч, Деутсчманн, Дойч, and דויטש
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johann deutschmann German theologian (1625-1706), DE (b. 1625) |
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| jeremias deutschmann DE (b. 1634) |
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| catharina deutschmann (b. 1639) |
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| hedwig deutschmann (b. 1652) |
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| abraham heinrich deutschmann (b. 1667) |
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| adam deutschmann (b. 1669) |
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| joseph deutschmann AT (b. 1717) |
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| jacob deutschmann organ builder (1795-1853), AT (b. 1795) |
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| franz heinrich deutschmann (b. 1814) |
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| janez deutschmann SI (b. 1826) |
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| richard deutschmann german ophthalmologist, 1852-1935, PL (b. 1852) |
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stanisław deutschmann Polish association football player (1906-1964), PL (b. 1906) |
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| karl deutschmann (b. 1851) |
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| theodor deutschmann holocaust victim, b. 1865-04-17, CZ (b. 1865) |
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| regina deutschmann holocaust victim, b. 1875-09-06, CZ (b. 1875) |
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