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Johann Caspar (also Kaspar)
Bluntschli (7
March 1808 – 21
October 1881) was a
Swiss jurist and politician.
Together with
fellow liberals Francis Lieber...
- whom she idolizes. On the
night after the
Battle of Slivnitza,
Captain Bluntschli, a
Swiss mercenary in the
defeated Serbian army,
climbs in
through her...
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Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli (29
January 1842, Zürich – 27 July 1930, Zürich) was a
Swiss architect and educator. Son of a
distinguished legal scholar,...
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drama club (Mask and Dagger), was
impressed and gave him the role of
Bluntschli, an anti-romantic
Swiss soldier. Batc****er said, "You
could tell from...
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designs submitted, the one by
Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli won
first prize and Hans
Wilhelm Auer second.
Bluntschli weighted the
architecture according to the...
- Hans
Bluntschli (February 19, 1877 – July 13, 1962) was a
Swiss anatomist.
Bluntschli was born on
February 19, 1877 in Frankfurt. In 1881, his father,...
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stage in 1921. He
performed in his
first film, Shaw's Arms and the Man as
Bluntschli in 1932. In 1935, he
originated the role of King
Stephen in Ivor Novello's...
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disillusioned after sheltering Bluntschli,
realizing the
harsh realities of war.
Despite sympathizing with the "enemy,"
Raina hides Bluntschli from
Bulgarian soldiers...
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Oroperipatus bluntschli is a
species of
velvet worm in the
Peripatidae family. The
original description of this
species is
based on a
female specimen measuring...
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subspecies are recognised. In 2013,
genetic studies determined that the
Bluntschli's vanga (also
known as short-toed nuthatch-vanga), a
species described...
