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Mauss
Language(s)	German
Origin
Region of origin	Germany, Alsace, Lorraine
Other names
Related names	Maus (surname)
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Mauss is a surname that may refer to the following people:

{{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (1868, Köln - 1917, Vienna), German-Austrian Roman Catholic priest and journalist
{{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (born 1926), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
{{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (born 1978), French rock singer

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
{{Link}} is ambiguous. Please use a more specific template. (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

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+{{Expand German|Mauss}}
+{{Expand French|Mauss}}
+{{Family name
+|name = Mauss
+|image =
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+|caption =
+|pronunciation =
+|meaning =
+|region = Germany, Alsace, Lorraine
+|language = German
+|related names = [[Maus (surname)]]
+|footnotes = [http://www.avotaynu.com/books/DJSGNames.htm]
+|nolinklanguage = yes
+}}
 '''Mauss''' is a [[surname]] that may refer to the following people:
+* {{link|de|Anton Mauss}} (1868, Köln - 1917, Vienna), German-Austrian Roman Catholic priest and journalist
-* [[Marcel Mauss]], a French sociologist
+* {{link|de|Erich Mauss}} (born 1926), Austrian politician ([[ÖVP]])
-* Dr. [[Karl Mauss]], a German military commander
+* {{link|fr|Fabrice Mauss}} (born 1978), French rock singer
-* François Mauss‎, the founder and president of the [[Grand Jury Européen]]
+:* Mauss, a French rock band named after its lead singer, Fabrice Mauss
+* [[François Mauss]], the founder and president of the [[Grand Jury Européen]]
+* Dr. [[Karl Mauss|(Emil) Karl Hans Mauss]] (1898, Plön - 1959, Hamburg), German military commander
+* {{link|de|Mandana Mauss}} (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
-'''Mauss''' may also refer to:
+== See also ==
+<i>
-* Mauss, a French rock band named after its lead singer, Fabrice Mauss.
+* [[Maussa]]
+* [[Maussan]]
+* [[Maus (surname)|Maus]]
-{{disambig}}
+* [[Muhs]] ([[Mues]])
+* [[Muis]]
+* [[Meus]], [[Meuss]], [[Meuß]]; {{link|de|Meuser}}, [[Meusser]], [[Meußer]]
+* [[Moos]], [[Mooss]], [[Mohs]], [[Mohss]]
+* [[Mausser]]
+* [[Mauser]]
+* [[Meis]]
+* [[Meiss]]
+* [[Meisel]], [[Meisl]], [[Meisels]]
+</i>
+{{surname|Mauss, [[Mauß]], Mausz, etc.}}
+[[Category:German-language surnames]]
+[[Category:French-language surnames]]
+[[Category:Jewish surnames]]
+[[Category:Animal surnames]]
+{{Germany-academic-bio-stub}}
+{{France-academic-bio-stub}}
+{{Jewish-hist-stub}}
+{{surname-stub}}
 [[de:Mauss]]