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Johann Stumpf (23 April 1500 – c. 1578) was an early writer on the history and topography of Switzerland as well as a theologian and cartographer.

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rdfs:label	Johannes Stumpf (de) Johannes Stumpf (es) Johannes Stumpf (fr) Johann Stumpf (writer) (en) Johannes Stumpf (it) Johannes Stumpf (författare) (sv) 约翰内斯·施通普夫 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Johannes Stumpf oder Johann Stumpf, latinisiert Johannes Stumphius (* 23. April 1500 in Bruchsal, Hochstift Speyer (heute Baden-Württemberg); † 1577/78 in Zürich), war ein Theologe, Johanniter, Kartograf, Historiker und Chronist, der in der Schweiz lebte und arbeitete. (de) Johann Stumpf (23 April 1500 – c. 1578) was an early writer on the history and topography of Switzerland as well as a theologian and cartographer. (en) Johannes Stumpf, nació en el año 1500 y murió en 1578. Fue un topógrafo, historiador y teólogo suizo. (es) Johannes Stumpf, né le 23 avril 1500 et mort en 1578, est un historien, théologien et topographe suisse. Il eut un rôle important lors de la Réforme et écrivit la chronique qui porte son nom. (fr) Johannes Stumpf (Bruchsal, 1500 – Zurigo, 1576) è stato uno storico svizzero. Parroco di Bubikon fu di sicuro il più fervente sostenitore di Zwingli e pregiato storico. Cercò di conciliare la storia locale svizzera con la storia europea, ma spesso invano. Fu anche storiografo del concilio di Costanza. (it) Johannes Stumpf, född den 23 april 1500 i Bruchsal, död 1576 i Zürich, var en schweizisk historieskrivare. Stumpfs huvudverk är den 1546 avslutade 'Gemeiner loblichen Eidgenossenschaft Städten, Landen und Völkeren chronikwürdiger Taten Beschreibung (13 böcker), som skildrar schweiziska edsförbundets topografi och historia fram till 1500-talet. Arbetet lider av stora brister i kritik, disposition och historisk uppfattning; det kan inte jämföras med den italienska humanismens alster, som var Stumpfs förebilder. Det äger dock betydelse som den första större framställningen av schweizisk historia; genom sitt folkliga framställningssätt vann det stor popularitet. Schwytzerchronik (1554) är ett av författaren själv ombesörjt sammandrag. (sv) 约翰内斯·施通普夫（Johannes Stumpf，1500年－1578年），文艺复兴时期瑞士新教神学家。通过他的多年不懈努力，他的许多教区居民在他的说服下与他一起皈依新教。扩大了新教的影响力。 (zh)
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