#Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’
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#Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’
Summary
Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ is a submission[1].
Key Facts
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ authored caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — author (P50): Jens Bemme[2].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ authored caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — author (P50): Matthias Erfurth[3].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s image is recorded as WikiCite wordmark.svg[4].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s image is recorded as Die Datenlaube.jpg[5].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s instance of is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — instance of (P31): submission[6].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s instance of is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — instance of (P31): written work[7].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s copyright license is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International[8].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s DOI is recorded as 10.5281/ZENODO.5129662[9].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s language of work or name is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — language of work or name (P407): German[10].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s publication date is recorded as +2021-07-11T00:00:00Z[11].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s main subject is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — main subject (P921): WikiCite[12].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s main subject is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — main subject (P921): Die Gartenlaube[13].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s main subject is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — main subject (P921): Die Datenlaube[14].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s main subject is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — main subject (P921): open access[15].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s main subject is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — main subject (P921): Wikidata[16].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s main subject is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — main subject (P921): Wikisource[17].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Wikicite, Caviar für Die Gartenlaube.pdf[18].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s published in is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — published in (P1433): Wikimedia Commons[19].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s title is recorded as #Wikicite: Caviar für ‘Die Gartenlaube’[20].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s subtitle is recorded as Forschung des 19. Jahrhunderts ‘open’ erschließen, verlinken und kontextualisieren[21].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s addressee is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — addressee (P1817): Open-Access-Tage 2021[22].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s cites work is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — cites work (P2860): Woher stammt das Wort „Kaviar“?[23].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s cites work is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — cites work (P2860): Bock’s neuester Mahnruf[24].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s cites work is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — cites work (P2860): Die Behandlung Verunglückter[25].
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Wikicite: caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’'s cites work is recorded as caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — cites work (P2860): Für Caviaresser![26].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — author (P50): Jens Bemme[2], a local historian[27], b. 1978[28], of Germany[29], awarded the Open Science Fellows Program[30], specialised in citizen science[31] and caviar for ‘Die Gartenlaube’ — author (P50): Matthias Erfurth[3], an information scientist[32], b. 1974[33], of Germany[34].