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Oskar Daubmann (originally
Ignaz Karl Hummel;
March 9, 1898 –
January 20, 1954) was a Swiss-German con man
whose case
attracted international attention...
- Hans
Daubmann (born in Torgau, died in 1573 in Königsberg) was a
German printer,
active in
Nuremberg and then Königsberg,
Ducal Prussia (at the time a...
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cabinet in a 512–42 vote and a snap
election was
called by Hindenburg.
Oskar Daubmann Kerwin 1932, p. 921. The
Holocaust Chronicle – Prologue:
Roots of the Holocaust...
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Skotheim 2016
Ancient studies Eva M. von D****ow 2016
Architecture Karl
Daubmann 2016
Architecture Javier Galindo 2016
Design Lauren Mackler 2016 Design...
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language works. In 1554 Duke
Albert decided to back a
different printer, Hans
Daubmann and as a
result Augezdecky,
faced with
competition left the city. Around...
- Polish, and he was emplo**** in the
print shop of Hans
Daubmann. He also
published with
Daubmann's competitor,
Aleksander Augezdecky.
Works translated by...
- the art
director Benoît Schiex,
interior artists Joël Belin, Caryad, B.
Daubmann,
Thierry ****rard,
Nathalie Hertz, François Launet, and C. Poireau, and...
- Scharffenberg, 1528, 1550; Kraków,
Hieronim Wietor, 1541; Kaliningrad, Hans
Daubmann, 1558, 1570; Kaliningrad,
Georg Osterberg, 1592.
Possibly a re-edition...
- Brewery,
still in
operation today as the
Pittsburgh Brewing Company.
Oskar Daubmann (1898-1954) Anna
Schnidenwind (1688-1751)
Aktuelle Wahlergebnisse, Staatsanzeiger...
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hired as the
resident translator of
Polish in the
printing house of Hans
Daubmann in Königsberg Królewiec. Malecki's
translations include Martin Luther's...
