Um die Erde

Summary

Um die Erde is a series of creative works^[1].

Key Facts

• Um die Erde authored Rudolf Cronau^[2].
• Um die Erde's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1882) b 117.jpg^[3].
• Um die Erde's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1881) b 577.jpg^[4].
• Um die Erde's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1881) b 509.jpg^[5].
• Um die Erde's instance of is recorded as series of creative works^[6].
• Um die Erde's illustrator is recorded as Rudolf Cronau^[7].
• Um die Erde's genre is recorded as travel book^[8].
• Um die Erde's language of work or name is recorded as German^[9].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Auf dem Greenwood Cemetery zu Brooklyn^[10].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Sechster Brief: In Minnesota^[11].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Siebenter Brief: Indianische Dichtung und Wahrheit in Minnesota^[12].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Achter Brief: Ein Monat auf dem Vater der Ströme^[13].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Neunter Brief: Ein rother Napoleon^[14].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Zehnter Brief: Unter den Dacotahs^[15].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Elfter Brief: Eine Fahrt durch die Prairie Dacotahs^[16].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Tchanopa-o-kä, das Heiligthum der rothen Rasse^[17].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Ein neues Weltwunder am East-River^[18].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Dritter Brief. Das amerikanische Mekka^[19].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Fünfter Brief: Baltimore^[20].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Vierter Brief: An der Spitze der Nation^[21].
• Um die Erde's has part is recorded as Auf den Straßen New-Yorks^[22].
• Um die Erde's publication date is recorded as +1881-00-00T00:00:00Z^[23].
• Um die Erde's main subject is recorded as Minnesota^[24].
• Um die Erde's main subject is recorded as United States^[25].
• Um die Erde's main subject is recorded as Dakota Territory^[26].

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Designation and Status

Um die Erde's instance of is recorded as series of creative works^[6].