Women in the "Service of Mercy"
German article from Peggy Renger-Berka, Dresdner Heft 147
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Women in the "Service of Mercy"
Summary
Women in the "Service of Mercy" is an article[1].
Key Facts
- Women in the "Service of Mercy" authored Peggy Renger-Berka[2].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s instance of is recorded as article[3].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s follows is recorded as »Wie innig ich Sie als Frau wie als Künstlerin verehre«[4].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s followed by is recorded as Female doctors in Dresden[5].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s page is recorded as 31-38[6].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s language of work or name is recorded as German[7].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s issue is recorded as 147[8].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s volume is recorded as 39[9].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s publication date is recorded as +2021-09-08T00:00:00Z[10].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as (in)visible Women[11].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as deaconess[12].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as mercy[13].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as Friederike Fliedner[14].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as Emilie, Gräfin von Schönburg[15].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as Diakonissenanstalt Dresden[16].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as 19th century[17].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as 20th century[18].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as women's history[19].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s main subject is recorded as care[20].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s catalog is recorded as Regional bibliography of Saxony[21].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s published in is recorded as (in)visible Women[22].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s published in is recorded as Dresdner Hefte[23].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s title is recorded as Frauen im »Dienst der Barmherzigkeit«[24].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s subtitle is recorded as Dresdner Diakonissen im 19. Jahrhundert[25].
- Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s K10plus PPN ID is recorded as 1774347873[26].
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Designation and Status
Women in the "Service of Mercy"'s instance of is recorded as article[3].