People
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- Johann Friedrich Rempfer (1782-1856)
- Christian Friedrich Werner (1759-1823)
- Ignaz Lindl (1774-1845) (de)
- Alois Schertzinger (1787–1864) (de)
- Johann Gottlieb Gerstenberger (1826-1900)
- Gottfried Schulz (1853-1916)
- Andreas Widmer (1856-1931)
- Heinrich Lhotzky (1859-1930)
- Daniel Erdmann (1866-1942) (de)
- Immanuel Wagner (1870-1946)
- Daniel Haase (1877-1939)
- Karl Rüb (1896-1970) (de)
- Dr. Otto Broneske (1900-1989)
- Immanuel Baumann (1900-1974) (de)
- Edwin Kelm (born 1929)
- Arnulf Baumann (born 1932) (de)
- Horst Köhler (born 1943)
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