Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960
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Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960
Summary
Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 is a biographical dictionary[1].
Key Facts
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 authored Olaf Welding[2].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 authored Erik Amburger[3].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 authored Georg von Krusenstjern[4].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 is the creator of Baltic Historical Commission[5].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's instance of is recorded as biographical dictionary[6].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's editor is recorded as Wilhelm Lenz[7].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 182397030[8].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's GND ID is recorded as 1213381886[9].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as n2003035236[10].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's place of publication is recorded as Cologne[11].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's place of publication is recorded as Vienna[12].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's language of work or name is recorded as German[13].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's main subject is recorded as Baltic Germans[14].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's title is recorded as Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960[15].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's short name is recorded as Dt.-balt. biogr. Lex.[16].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's different from is recorded as Baltisches biografisches Lexikon digital[17].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11hcz1qj3t[18].
- Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960's entry in abbreviations table is recorded as Dt.-balt. biogr. Lex.[19].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Olaf Welding[2], a genealogist[20], 1893–1960[21], of Russian Empire[22]; Erik Amburger[3], a philologist[23], 1907–2001[24], of Germany[25], specialised in history[26]; and Georg von Krusenstjern[4], a genealogist[27], 1899–1989[28], of Russian Empire[29]. Deutschbaltisches biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 is the creator of Baltic Historical Commission[5].