Girgensohn, Herbert, 1887-1963 (Personal Name)

Teaching Luther's catechism, 1959: t.p. (Herbert Girgensohn)

OCLC, Mar. 31, 1999: (hdg.: Girgensohn, Herbert, 1887-1963; usage: Herbert Girgensohn)

German Wikipedia, 22 December 2016: Herbert Girgensohn (born 27 September 1887 (Julian calendar)/9 October 1887 (Gregorian calendar) in Wolmar, Governate of Livonia; died 11 September 1963 in Glücksburg (Ostsee); he was a Baltic German theologian of Lutheranism; he was vicar, chaplain, and pastor in the Baltics and Riga; from 1927 he was also professor of practical theology at the German Herder Institute Riga; he fled Latvia in 1939 and was pastor in Poznań and later Lübeck; he was the first chairman of Committee of the former German Eastern churches [Ausschuss der ehemaligen deutschen Ostkirchen] in 1946; the Eastern Church Committee [Ostkirchenausschuss] was recognized in 1949 by the EKD; Girgensohn was lecturer and later professor for practical theology at the Theological Seminary Bethel [Kirchliche Hochschule Bethel]; lists published works in German)

Mārtiņa Lutera katehisma izklāsts, 2012: title page (Herberts Girgenzons)