Danzas (surname)

Last updated July 10, 2023

The surname Danzas may refer to

Louis Danzas, founder of DHL Global Forwarding
Julia Danzas (1879–1942), Russian historian of religion, a Catholic theologian, writer and a Catholic female religious leader
Konstantin Danzas (1801–1870), Russian Major General, mostly known as a friend of Alexander Pushkin

This page lists people with the surname Danzas.
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