- Paul
Baender, also
known in
Spanish as
Pablo Baender (30
November 1906 – 18
December 1985), was a German–Bolivian
chess player and functionary. Born in...
- Earth.
Ostara publications. 2013. p. back cover. Twain, Mark, ed. by Paul
Baender. 1973. What is man?: and
other philosophical writings. p. 56 Phipps, William...
- Department,
Naval History and
Heritage Command.
Retrieved 20
January 2012.
Baender, Paul (September 1992). A Hero Perished: The
Diary and
Selected Letters...
- Hero Perished: The
Diary and
Selected Letters of Nile Kinnick, by Paul
Baender, p. xvi, ISBN 0-87745-390-X. Stump, D. W. (1975) Kinnick: The Man and The...
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journalist Bernardo Wexler –
chess player Lene Schneider-Kainer –
painter Paul
Baender –
chess player Ricardo Udler –
leader of Bolivia's
Jewish community Davi...
- "The
Lowest Animal by Mark Twain".
Thought Co.
Retrieved 2020-05-24.
Baender, Paul (May 1964). "The Date of Mark Twain's "The
Lowest Animal"". American...
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Hubertus von Aulock [de],
general Walter Arndt,
zoologist and
physician Paul
Baender,
politician and
chess player Adolf Aron Baginsky,
pediatrician John Baildon...
- Ismodes, Pinzón Solis,
Castro de Mendoza, Soto, Cayo 14 26 Bolivia Cordova,
Baender, Rodríguez Hurtado, Zavala,
Reyes Velasco 10 27 Paraguay Díaz Pérez, Espínola...
- with
creating an
absolute rule for
cases of
indirect civil disobedience.
Baender v. Barnett, 255 U.S. 224 (1921).
United States v. Ashton, 24 F.Cas. 873...
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Baburin (Russia, Ireland, born 1967) Étienne
Bacrot (France, born 1983) Paul
Baender (Germany, Bolivia, 1906–1985)
Giorgi Bagaturov (Georgia, born 1964) Amir...
