- Kurt
Heinrich Hohenemser (January 3, 1906 –
April 7, 2001) was a German-born
American aerospace engineer and
pioneer in the
field of
helicopter design...
- Kurt
Hohenemser, a
brilliant and
thorough engineer who
developed the
details necessary for the
success of Flettner's helicopters.
Hohenemser's father...
-
Elisabeth Schumacher (née
Hohenemser; 28
April 1904 – 22
December 1942 in Plötzensee Prison, Berlin) was a
German artist, photographer, and resistance...
- des Raumfachwerks, 1926,
dissertation Dynamik der
Stabwerke (with K.
Hohenemser), 1933
Mechanique des
solides isotropes, 1937 Prager, William; Hodge,...
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Hermann Bruno Heusinger Hans
Hueter Guenther Hintze Sighard F. ****ner Kurt
Hohenemser Oscar Holderer Helmut Horn Hans
Henning Hosenthien [de],
Director of Flight...
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Ackeret Albert Betz Paul
Richard Heinrich Blasius Adolf Busemann Kurt
Hohenemser Theodore von Kármán Lu
Shijia (Hsiu-Chen Chang-Lu)
Hubert Ludwieg Hilda...
-
Climate and Society, ICSU/SCOPE
Report No. 27, John Wiley.
Kates R.W.,
Hohenemser C. and J.X.
Kasperson (Eds.). 1985.
Perilous progress:
Managing the hazards...
- four-place
airplane in the
Bonanza and
Navion class.
McDonnell enlisted Kurt
Hohenemser and
Friedrich von Doblhoff, the
Austrian helicopter designer of the WNF...
- models. In 1934,
Schumacher married painter and
graphic artist,
Elisabeth Hohenemser. In 1939,
Schumacher helped an
escapee from Aschendorf-Moor Prison, Rudolf...
- (Police Academy, The West Wing,
Rules of Engagement),
heart attack. Kurt
Hohenemser, 95, German-born
American aerospace engineer and a
pioneer in helicopter...
