Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period
German article from Thomas Hänseroth, Dresdner Heft 156
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Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period
Summary
Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period is an article[1].
Key Facts
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period authored Thomas Hänseroth[2].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's instance of is recorded as article[3].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's followed by is recorded as The development of cartography studies in Dresden at the Technical University[4].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's page is recorded as 4-17[5].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's language of work or name is recorded as German[6].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's issue is recorded as 156[7].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's volume is recorded as 41[8].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's publication date is recorded as +2023-11-01T00:00:00Z[9].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's catalog is recorded as Regional bibliography of Saxony[10].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's published in is recorded as Dresdner Hefte[11].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's published in is recorded as Measuring, mapping, exposing[12].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's title is recorded as Ingenieuroffiziere und Ingenieurcorps in der Frühen Neuzeit[13].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's subtitle is recorded as Das sächsische Ingenieurcorps und seine Schulen im 18. und frühen 19. Jahrhundert[14].
- Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's K10plus PPN ID is recorded as 1877450731[15].
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Designation and Status
Engineer officers and engineer corps in the early modern period's instance of is recorded as article[3].