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Weißgerber or
Weissgerber is a
German language occupational surname for a
tanner and may
refer to:
Andreas Weißgerber (1900–1941), Austrian-Hungarian...
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Andreas Weißgerber (10
January 1900 – 26
December 1941), also
known as
Chanosch Ben
Mosche Weißgerber, was an Austrian-Hungarian violinist.
Weissgerber came...
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Tycho Weißgerber (born 10 July 1952) is a
German fencer. He
competed in the team
sabre event at the 1976
Summer Olympics. "Tycho
Weißgerber Olympic Results"...
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Katharine Weissgerber (3
August 1818 – 6
August 1886), also
known as
Schultze Kathrin and the Good
Samaritan of the
Battle of ****hern, was a 19th-century...
- Manchester:
Manchester University Press. ISBN 0-719-06456-2. Southern, Nathan;
Weissgerber,
Jacques (2005). The
Films of
Louis Malle: A
Critical Analysis. Jefferson...
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Josip Weissgerber (4 May 1922 – 18
April 1985), was a
Croatian Jesuit, philosopher,
writer and missionary. Born in
Slavonian town Vinkovci,
Weissgerber attended...
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Johann Leo
Weisgerber (25
February 1899, Metz – 8
August 1985, Bonn) was a Lorraine-born
German linguist who also
specialized in
Celtic linguistics. He...
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missing publisher (link) Riedel, Nico; Schulz, Robert; Kazezian, Vartan;
Weissgerber,
Tracey (2022-03-15).
Replacing bar
graphs of
continuous data with more...
- They
isolated it by
fractional crystallization of the acid sulfate.
Weissgerber developed a more
rapid route in 1914 by
selective extraction of coal...
- Evidence-Based Practice. The
Guilford Press. pp. 21–22.
Vater A, Schröder M,
Weißgerber S,
Roepke S, Schütz A (March 2015). "Self-concept
structure and borderline...
