Mauss
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| Region of origin | Germany, Alsace, Lorraine |
| Language(s) of origin | German |
| Related names | Maus (surname) |
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Mauss is a surname that may refer to the following people:
- Anton Mauss (de) (1868, Köln - 1917, Vienna), German-Austrian Roman Catholic priest and journalist
- Erich Mauss (de) (born 1926), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Fabrice Mauss (fr) (born 1978), French rock singer
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- Mauss, a French rock band named after its lead singer, Fabrice Mauss
- François Mauss, the founder and president of the Grand Jury Européen
- Dr. (Emil) Karl Hans Mauss (1898, Plön - 1959, Hamburg), German military commander
- Mandana Mauss (de) (born 1971, Fareham, England), lawyer and actress
- Marcel Mauss (1872, Épinal - 1950, Paris), Jewish French sociologust, ethnologist
- Werner Mauss (born 1940, Essen), German private investigators for various German companie
[edit] See also
- Maus
- Muhs (Mues)
- Muis
- Meus, Meuss, Meuß; Meuser (de), Meusser, Meußer
- Moos, Mooss, Mohs, Mohss
- Mausser
- Mauser
- Meis
- Meiss
- Meisel, Meisl, Meisels
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