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Adelbert Theodor Edward Wangemann (February 13, 1855 – June 1906),
known as Theo, was a
German who
emigrated to the
United States. In 1888, he
began working...
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Hendrikje Wangemann (born 1961) is a
German operatic soprano.
Wangemann was born in 1961 in Kropstädt (now part of Wittenberg), in the
Bezirk Halle of...
- Theo
Wangemann, an ****istant to
Thomas Edison. The
following dialogue can be
heard in the
recording itself,
before the
music starts: Theo
Wangemann: "Dezember...
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Hermann Theodor Wangemann (27
March 1818 – 18 June 1894) was a
German theologian and missionary.
Wangemann's father,
Johannes Theodosius,
arrived with...
- ISBN 978-81-7319-159-6.
Retrieved 20
October 2013. Sliney,
David H.;
Wangemann,
Robert T.; Franks,
James K.; Wolbarsht,
Myron L. (1976). "Visual sensitivity...
- ISBN 978-81-7319-159-6.
Retrieved 20
October 2013. Sliney,
David H.;
Wangemann,
Robert T.; Franks,
James K.; Wolbarsht,
Myron L. (1976). "Visual sensitivity...
- 2020
Judith Ford (Natalie Cook)
Jessie Shelton Gracie Butterfield Jase
Conolly Jonathan Groff Matthew Wangemann Cooper Conolly Johnny Merindana Unknown...
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first recorded by
banjoist Will Lyle on
October 30, 1889 (attested A T E
Wangemann Logbook, p. 114), on an
Edison cylinder, but no
surviving copies are known...
- Bruckner, but more earth-bound than
Wagner and Beethoven. In 1889, Theo
Wangemann, a
representative of the
American inventor Thomas Edison,
visited the...
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Robbins Upton – mathematician/physicist,
joined Menlo Park 1878 Theo
Wangemann –
personal ****istant to
Edison Edison Pioneers – a
group formed in 1918...
