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attended Benedictsen's lecture in Copenhagen,
where he
ended his talk by a cry for help to the
Armenian people, p****ed on from an old Armenian.
Benedictsen himself...
- bow
resided on the
ground floor with his wife and a maid. Anna
Marie Benedictsen, a
widow with means,
resided on the
first floor with her five children...
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Benedictsen, and the
Ottoman Armenians:
National survival in
imperial and
colonial settings".
Haigazian Armenological Review. 28: 9–43.
Benedictsen,...
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Aukusti Niemi [fi],
Eduards Volters,
Alexander Alexandrov [ru], Åge
Meyer Benedictsen. His
Lithuanian visitors included Antanas Baranauskas,
Jonas Jablonskis...
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daughter of
Johan Philip Ferdinand Meyer (1828–87) and
actress Anna
Marie Benedictsen (1835–74), on 25
August 1893 in Copenhagen. They had four children, one...
- with his wife
Emilie Lorenza Maria Lorentzen and one maid. Jens
Jacob Benedictsen (1806-1842), a
merchant trading on Iceland,
resided in the
building with...
- Danes. This
changed after Danish traveler and
ethnologist Åge
Meyer Benedictsen published his
oeuvre "Lithuania – the
Awakening of a Nation. Pictures...
- |journal= (help)
Matthias Bjornlund (2007). "Karen Jeppe, Aage
Meyer Benedictsen, and the
Ottoman Armenians" (PDF). ermenisoykirimi.net.
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