Hermann Jantzen
Hermann Jantzen (28 May 1866-13 November 1959) was a Christian Mennonite missionary to Russian Turkestan.When he was a teenager, Jantzen's family followed Claas Epp, Jr. to Central Asia on the Great Trek. He became a court interpreter for Muhammad Rahim II in the Khanate of Khiva before rising through the ranks as an interior ministry official for Russian Turkestan. Later in life, he became a missionary in what is now Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. His life is noted for positive relationships with his Muslim neighbors, harrowing pursuits by Russian authorities, and his work on the mission field. Provided by Wikipedia
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1Published 1909Goslar a. H. : Damehl, 1909.iv, 268 p.Other Authors: “...Jantzen, Hermann, 1874-1933...”
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2by Saxo, Grammaticus, d. ca. 1204
Published 1900Berlin, E. Felber, 1900.xix, 533 p. 23 cm.Other Authors: “...Jantzen, Hermann, 1874-1933...”