-
slanted double cone by
August Kirschmann in 1895.
These systems became progressively more sophisticated, with
Kirschmann’s even
recognizing the difference...
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growers are modern-day slaves, say charities". The Guardian. London.
Kirschmann, John D. & Dunne,
Lavon J.
Nutrition Almanac, s.v. ISBN 0-07-034906-1...
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Retrieved January 24, 2013. Anne
Taylor Kirschmann (2004). A
vital force:
women in
American homeopathy.
Rutgers University...
- to
fellow politician Emil
Kirschmann, as a
result of
which sources after 1922
generally identify her as
Elisabeth Kirschmann-Röhl.
Elisabeth Röhl was born...
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Magdalena Morhart (born c. 1505 as
Magdalena Kirschmann; † died 1574) was a
German printer in Tübingen. She
printed nearly 500 titles,
including titles...
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Ganskow (Piraten) Käthe
Kleffel (MLPD)
Niels Heinrich (dieBasis)
Eduard Kirschmann (PDV) 43 Hannover-Land I
Hendrik Hoppenstedt Rebecca Schamber Jens Palandt...
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Medical Humanities. 1994. p. 106.
Kirschmann 2004, p. 87.
Kirschmann 2004, pp. 64–66.
Kirschmann 2004, p. 69.
Kirschmann 2004, pp. 87, 99. "Obituary for...
- sister, who
later remarried and
became Elisabeth Kirschmann or, in
other sources,
Elisabeth Kirschmann-Röhl),
organising the "Home Work Centre" (Heimarbeitszentrale)...
- her Ph.D. in philosophy,
Baker worked under the
supervision of
August Kirschmann, a German-born
psychologist who led the
psychology laboratory at the University...
- 1850s:
pioneers of
medical education of
American women". 17
March 2015.
Kirschmann, Anne
Taylor (2004). A
vital force :
women in
American homeopathy. New...
