page_title: Springe
section_title: Famous persons from Springe
hierarchical_section_title: Springe / Famous persons from Springe
caption_attribution_description: German theologian Hermann Gunkel
context_page_description: Springe is a town in the district of Hanover, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated near the Deister hills, 22 kilometres southwest of Hanover.
context_section_description: Johann Heinrich Schröder, (1646-1699), hymn writer and theologian (Lutheran hymnal)
  Heinrich Göbel, (1818-1893), also known after 1849 as Henry Goebel; German-American fine mechanic and inventor, claimed he was the inventor of the lightbulb prior to Thomas Alva Edison's patent in 1880.
  Carl Dopmeyer, (1824-1899), Hanoverian sculptor of the Luther Memorial and the Gänseliesel.
  Jakob Goldschmidt (1882-1955), German banker
  Hermann Gunkel (1862-1932), Protestant theologian
  Herbert Ihering, (1888-1977), aka Herbert Jhering, was a German playwright, film director, journalist and theatre critic.
  Heinrich Hüper (1898–1983) was a teacher and author, who wrote in High German as well as in the Eastphalian dialect.
caption: Hermann Gunkel
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