Historical Society Chemnitz 1990
historical society in Germany
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Historical Society Chemnitz 1990
Summary
Historical Society Chemnitz 1990 is a historical society[1].
Key Facts
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's field of work was Chemnitz[2].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's field of work was History of Chemnitz in Germany[3].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990 was a member of Gesamtverein der Deutschen Geschichts- und Altertumsvereine[4].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990 is in the country of Germany[5].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's instance of is recorded as historical society[6].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's headquarters location is recorded as Chemnitz[7].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 145610229[8].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's GND ID is recorded as 3016556-8[9].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's Commons category is recorded as Chemnitzer Geschichtsverein[10].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's archives at is recorded as Municipal archive Chemnitz[11].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's chairperson is recorded as Wolfgang Uhlmann[12].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's chairperson is recorded as Jens Beutmann[13].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's chairperson is recorded as Gert Richter[14].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's chairperson is recorded as Gabriele Viertel[15].
- +1990-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Historical Society Chemnitz 1990[16].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's official website is recorded as https://www.chemnitzer-geschichtsverein.de/[17].
- Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's native label is recorded as Chemnitzer Geschichtsverein[18].
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Founding
+1990-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Historical Society Chemnitz 1990[16].
Leadership
Chairpersons include Wolfgang Uhlmann[12], an economic historian[19], b. 1938[20], of Germany[21]; Jens Beutmann[13], an archaeologist[22], b. 1969[23], specialised in archaeology[24]; Gert Richter[14], an archivist[25], 1933–2015[26], of Germany[27]; and Gabriele Viertel[15], an archivist[28], b. 1951[29], of Germany[30].
Operations
Historical Society Chemnitz 1990's headquarters location is recorded as Chemnitz[7].
Industry
Fields of work include Chemnitz[2], a big city[31], in Germany[32] and History of Chemnitz in Germany[3], an aspect of history[33].