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blackbirder and Hanseat. He was the
founder of
Museum Godeffroy. The
Godeffroys were
French Huguenots of La Roc****e. In 1737 they were
forced to flee...
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airmen killed in
World War I.
Different spelling for the
family name
Godeffroy (Huguenot from La Roc****e
later in Germany), or the
Dutch spelling Godeffroij...
- Gong movement, home to its
leader Li
Hongzhi and many of his followers.
Godeffroy – A
small hamlet south of
Cuddebackville on US-209. Huguenot – A hamlet...
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Museum Godeffroy The
Museum Godeffroy was a
museum in Hamburg, Germany,
which existed from 1861 to 1885. The
collection was
founded by
Johann Cesar VI...
- In 1855, J. C.
Godeffroy & Sohn
expanded its
trading business into the
Pacific following negotiations by
August Unshelm,
Godeffroy's agent in Valparaíso...
- 89, 199–246. Bollard, AE., (1981) The
financial adventures of J. C.
Godeffroy and Son in the Pacific,
Journal of
Pacific History, 16: 3–19. Firth, S...
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mayor of Lübeck, "Dr.
Moritz Hagenström" in
Buddenbrooks Johann Cesar VI.
Godeffroy (1813–1885),
Hamburg merchant Johann Michael Hudtwalcker (1747–1818),...
- (1838–42), led by
Charles Wilkes,
reached Samoa in 1839. In 1855, J.C.
Godeffroy & Sohn
expanded its
trading business into the
Samoan archipelago. The...
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Ottilie Godeffroy; 18
August 1880 – 21
February 1971) was an
Austrian theatre and film
actress of the 20th century. Born
Ottilie Helene Angela Godeffroy on...
- is the
stage name of
Hermine Katzmayr,
married name
Hermine Katzmayr-
Godeffroy, (25
October 1856 – 2
April 1933) a
German operatic soprano and voice...
