- The
Hauberg Mountains (75°52′S 069°15′W / 75.867°S 69.250°W / -75.867; -69.250 (
Hauberg Mountains)) are a
group of
mountains of
about 35 nautical...
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Hauberg is a type of
communal forest management that is
typical of the
Siegerland and
adjacent parts of the Lahn-Dill
Uplands and the
Westerwald in central...
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founded in 1971 by Dale Chihuly, Ruth Tamura, Anne
Gould Hauberg (1917-2016), and John H.
Hauberg (1916-2002). The
campus is
located on a
former tree farm...
- Anne
Gould Hauberg (November 13, 1917 –
April 11, 2016) was an
American civic activist, philanthropist, and
patroness of the arts.
Annie Laurie Westbrook...
- of a band of
Native Americans of the Sauk nation. It
includes the John
Hauberg Museum of
Native American Life. The
state park is
located on a 150 feet...
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Sonja Hauberg (1918–1947) was a
Danish writer who is
remembered mainly as a novelist.
After initially writing poems and
short stories, she made her promising...
- 2020-02-21.
Retrieved 2020-03-10. Eaton, John W.;
David Bateman; Søren
Hauberg (February 2011). "GNU Octave: A high-level
interactive language for numerical...
- John
Hauberg Museum of
Native American Life is
located in the
Black Hawk
Museum and
Lodge at
Black Hawk
State Historic Site in Rock Island, Illinois,...
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Sophus Christopher Hauberg (28
December 1848 - 7
March 1920) was a
Danish industrialist. He
started the
machine factory S. C.
Hauberg on Tagensvej, which...
- with S.C.
Haubergs Maskinfabrik, a
machine factory started on
Tagensvej by
Sophus Christoper Hauberg in 1885,
under the name A/S
Koefoed &
Hauberg. Both factory...
