I gave a few examples, more-or-less off the top of my head, in an article I wrote a number of years ago, when I was talking about the inadvisability of assumptions when it came to names:

John deJongh
Jan M. van de Geijn
Kathleen O'Hara-Mears
Siu Tim Au Yeung
Nang-Soa-Anee Bongoj Niratpattanasai
Mjölby J. de Waærn

Also, assuming things about the order of, say, Chinese or Indian names is likely to run into problems - even within a given city, in the latter case.

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Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe. -- HG Wells