- Exposition, he was
awarded a
silver medal.
Anckers died on 13 July 1921, in Stockholm.
Citations "
Anckers, Nils Elias".
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County Hospital. It
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Three Seaplanes,
etching by
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Elias Anckers depicting early models...
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Swedish and
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Janice W.
University Press of Kentucky. ISBN 9780813168043. The Communist...
