Theodor Litt School Giessen
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Summary
Theodor Litt School Giessen is a vocational school[1]. It is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's field of work was architectural drafter[3].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's field of work was Concrete and steel-reinforced concrete constructors[4].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's field of work was bricklayer[5].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's field of work was parquetry floor layer[6].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's field of work was Floorer[7].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's field of work was Tile and mosaic layer[8].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen was a member of Europaschule[9].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen is located in Giessen[10].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen is in the country of Germany[11].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's instance of is recorded as vocational school[12].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's instance of is recorded as public school[13].
- Theodor Litt is named after Theodor Litt School Giessen[14].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen took place at Giessen[15].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 50.59477587654808, 'longitude': 8.684339938105904}[16].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's official website is recorded as https://wp.tls-gi.de/[17].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's native label is recorded as Theodor-Litt-Schule Gießen[18].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's short name is recorded as TLS[19].
- Theodor Litt School Giessen's street address is recorded as Ringallee 62, 35390 Gießen[20].
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Identity
Theodor Litt School Giessen's short name is recorded as TLS[19].
Industry
Fields of work include architectural drafter[3], a profession[21]; Concrete and steel-reinforced concrete constructors[4], a profession[22]; bricklayer[5], a profession[23]; parquetry floor layer[6], a profession[24]; Floorer[7], a profession[25]; and Tile and mosaic layer[8].
Why It Matters
Theodor Litt School Giessen is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]