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Kolmer is a German-language
surname from a
status name
originally denoting a
yeoman according to Kulm law. It may
refer to: Eva Schmidt-
Kolmer (1913–1991)...
- been fatal.
Kolmer had no
control group but ****erted that many more
children would have
gotten sick. At
nearly the same time as
Kolmer's project, Maurice...
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Felix Kolmer (3 May 1922 – 5
August 2022) was a
Czech Holocaust survivor and physicist,
specialising in the
field of acoustics.
During the
Second World...
- Eva Schmidt-
Kolmer (25 June 1913 – 29
August 1991) was an Austrian-German physician,
university teacher and
social psychologist.
After 1949 she became...
- The
Kolmer Site is an
archaeological site in the far
southwest of the U.S.
state of Illinois.
Located near
Kaskaskia and
Prairie du
Rocher in
western Randolph...
- The
opening shots of the sun
setting on a
rugged coast were
filmed at
Kolmer Gulch, just
north of the town of Jenner, on
Highway 1. The car
crash scene...
- increased. Prussia's free peasants,
called Kölmer, were
holders of free
estates according to Culm law.
Kölmer held them with
about a
sixth of the arable...
- He was last
heard of in St. Gallen. His date of
death is unknown.
Lothar Kolmer (1993). "Lotzer, Sebastian". In Bautz,
Traugott (ed.). Biographisch-Bibliographisches...
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vehicle and rail. The
railroad from
Posen to Schneidemühl p****ed
through Kolmer north/south and a line
branched off to the east
along the
river bluff and...
- reaction. The W****ermann test has been
refined with the Kahn test and the
Kolmer test[citation needed], and it is
rarely used today.
Replacement tests such...
