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Weleminsky is a German-language surname.
Alternative spellings include Welleminsky and Velemínský (the
Czech language variant, for
which the
female equivalent...
- Dr
Joseph Friedrich ("Fritz")
Weleminsky (20
January 1868, in Golčův Jeníkov – 1
January 1945, in London), was a physician, a
scientist and a privatdozent...
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Jenny Weleminsky (née Elbogen; 12 June 1882 – 4
February 1957) was a German-speaking
Esperantist and
translator who was born in Thalheim,
Lower Austria...
- 2013. Axel Munthe,
translated from the
original English text by
Jenny Weleminsky (1935).
Romano de San Michele.
Budapest (****ociation of
Esperanto Book...
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appointed on a
permanent basis in
March 2022.
Etherington had
succeeded Judy
Weleminsky in 1994. The
equivalent infrastructure bodies for
voluntary organisations...
- for an
illustrated edition. It was
translated into
Esperanto by
Jenny Weleminsky in 1935. A German-language film
adaptation Axel Munthe, The
Doctor of...
- mani****tion, a type of bit mani****tion
instruction set
Tuberculomucin Weleminsky, a
treatment for
tuberculosis tert-Butylthiol, also
known as tert-butyl...
- for
developing Highdown Gardens near Worthing, West Sus**** Dr
Friedrich Weleminsky (1868–1945), physician,
scientist and a
privatdozent in
Hygiene (now called...
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Executive of the
National Council for
Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), Judy
Weleminsky, and was
taken forward by
Lindsay Driscoll who was the Head of
Legal and...
- chemist,
discoverer of
liquid crystals Samuel Friedrich Stein Friedrich Weleminsky Moritz Winternitz Alfred Woltmann Hans
Kelsen (1881–1973), jurist, legal...
