- Carl
Daenzer [In Germany, Karl] (July 17, 1820, in
Odenheim –
September 23, 1906, in Neckarsulm)
founded the
Westliche Post and was a long-time editor...
- S2CID 13868097.
Martin U, Grüebler HS, Müller M,
Spaar R,
Horch P, Naef-
Daenzer B (2008). "Female
biased mortality caused by
anthropogenic nest loss contributes...
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Emmerich Danzer (born 15
March 1944) is an
Austrian former figure skater. He is a three-time (1966–68)
World champion, a four-time (1965–68)
European champion...
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Frieda Dänzer (16
November 1930 – 21
January 2015) was a
Swiss Alpine skier,
successful in the
second half of the 1950s. At the 1956
Winter Olympics, she...
- London. pp. 441–443. Staggenborg, J.; Schaefer, H. M.; Stange, C.; Naef-
Daenzer, B.; Grüebler, M. U. (2017). "Time and
travelling costs during chick-rearing...
- 27, 1857. The
first publishers were Carl
Daenzer, and F. Wenzel. The
initial investment,
supplied by
Daenzer and friends, was $1,275,
comparatively small...
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heard from in Highland, Illinois. In 1851, Carl
Daenzer was emplo**** by
Boernstein as editor.
Daenzer had
drifted into St.
Louis as a
general writer....
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Westliche Post
merged with the
Anzeiger des
Westens in 1898, he and Carl
Daenzer, the
latter the
editor of the Anzeiger, both retired.
Preetorius died at...
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point in the
history of the museum, as the new
director /
curator Denise Daenzer ventured into a re-orientation of the museum's work,
presenting varying...
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Marie Bloede);
Henry Boernstein;
Rudolf Doehn; Carl
Adolph Douai; Carl
Daenzer;
Bernard Domschke;
Christian Essellen (editor of Atlantis);
Julius Fröbel;...
