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Joseph Athias (c. 1635 – 12 May 1700) was a merchant,
bookprinter and the
publisher of a
famous Hebrew Bible which was
approved by States-General of the...
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Johannes Schüssler was a fifteenth-century
German bookprinter from Augsburg. The
first edition of any of the
works of
Josephus consists of the fourth-century...
- Bornholm, Denmark. The
newspaper was
established on 2
August 1828 by the
bookprinter E. C.
Tryde (1797–1868).
After the founder's death, it p****ed to his...
- who
endeavoured to find
natural remedies Johannes Schussler,
German bookprinter 15th century, from
Augsburg Andrej Schüssler(Schiszler, Schüszler; Andreas)...
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Liberal Party organ Gjøviks Blad was too conservative. It was sold to
bookprinter C. F.
Hansen in 1912, and then to the
Norwegian Agrarian ****ociation...
- to a
discussion he had with a Mr
Fougt of Lapland,
possibly Swedish bookprinter Henric Fougt (1720-1782): Mr
Barrington further mentions, that he enquired...
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After finishing elementary school, he
started an
apprenticeship as a
bookprinter in 1908. Soon after, he quit the
apprenticeship and
started studying...
- brother-in-law Just
Michael Aagaard, landvæsenskommissær
Peder Bech,
court bookprinter Johan Fredinand Schultz and Iver Qvistgaard. In 1808, in Adresseavisen...
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Stettin (today Szczecin).
Wiesner was born in
Weimar and
worked as a
bookprinter, he
joined the
Social Democratic Party of
Germany in 1914 and the Communist...
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Province of Posen,
German Empire (now Wschowa, Poland). He was
trained as a
bookprinter and
joined the
Social Democratic Party of
Germany (SPD) in 1905. He worked...
