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I guess in Germany/Switzerland/Austria he'd be "Stefan Wosniak" :)

• dsego 3y ago
  That's actually what they used to do in the old days. All the saints, kings, politicians, etc would be localized, eg croatian count Josip Jelačić is József Jelasics in hungarian or Joseph Jellachich in german, Franz Ferdinand is Franjo Ferdinand in croatian, etc
  • jacquesm 3y ago
    Latvia does this today.
    • mc32 3y ago
      And you guys have Spinoza, though you don’t commonly netherlandize names much these days. But it’s neat.
      • jacquesm 3y ago
        We do for city names. Paris = Parijs, Londen = London, Berlijn = Berlin, Warschau = Warsawa etc.