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Henrik Haggenmacher (6
November 1827 – 5 June 1917)[citation needed] was a Swiss-born
Hungarian industrialist,
business magnate,
philanthropist and investor...
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Dreher continued to buy
shares from the
capitals of his competitors, from
Haggenmacher Kőbányai and
Budafoki Rt.,
Barber and
Klusemann Brewery and the "Első...
- Berlin,
Germany (bronze)
Luisenfriedhof III cemetery, Berlin,
Germany The
Haggenmacher family tomb at the Farkasréti Cemetery, Budapest,
Hungary (1919) Bento...
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International Law / Les
fondements du
droit international:
liber amicorum Peter Haggenmacher″,
Leiden 2014, pp. 251–300 Gilman,
Daniel Coit; Peck,
Harry Thurston;...
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Guttmann (1899 - 1981),
Hungarian football player and
manager Henrik Haggenmacher (1827 – 1917), Swiss-born
Hungarian industrialist,
business magnate,...
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Eduard Steiner (1811–1860), painter,
eraser and
lithographer Henrik Haggenmacher (1827–1917), Swiss-born
Hungarian industrialist,
business magnate, philanthropist...
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European Law)
Graduate Institute of
International Studies,
Geneva (P.
Haggenmacher)
Tilburg University (R. Lesaffer,
Research Group on the
History of International...
- 13 (2): 239–265. doi:10.1177/0090591785013002005. S2CID 144743124.
Haggenmacher,
Peter (1983).
Grotius et la
doctrine de la
guerre juste (in French)...
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western road
leading via
Aroli [Arori] and Toyo to Ogadeen"
Gustav Adolf Haggenmacher.
Descended from the Issa Muse who came from
Berbera and were on their...
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belonged to the Baha
Deria section of the Rer Sugulle. H.G
Haggenmacher met Madar's
father in 1873 and
described him as the
chief of the Habr...
