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Xaver Landerer (9
September 1809 – 7 July 1885; Gr****: Ξάβερ Λάντερερ) was a writer,
medical doctor, physicist, chemist, pharmacist, botanist, and professor...
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Rudolf Landerer (born 7
September 1878) was a
Swiss footballer who pla**** in the
early 1900s,
mainly in as forward, but also as midfielder.
Landerer joined...
- press, by his own authority,
which he did. At 10 O'clock they went to the
Landerer Publishing and
Press company (the
largest in the city) on the
Hatvani street...
- Ingo; Wouters, Bert; Gardner, Alex S.; King,
Michalea D.; Tedesco, Marco;
Landerer,
Felix W.; Dahle, Christoph; Save, Himanshu; Fettweis,
Xavier (20 August...
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Archbishop Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, OP
Laity Director of
music Markus Landerer (Domkapellmeister) Organist(s)
Thomas Dolezal Ernst Wally Konstantin Reymaier...
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Jewish Continuity in the
Modern Era.
Harvard University Press: 35–36.
Landerer,
Chaim (2009). "R
Shlomo Yehuda Rapoport (Shir),
Champion of
Jewish Unity...
- "International Year of Glaciers' Preservation".
March 24, 2025. Frederikse, Thomas;
Landerer, Felix; Caron, Lambert; Adhikari, Surendra; Parkes, David; Humphrey, Vincent...
- Bettadpur, Srinivas; Rodell, Matthew; Sasgen, Ingo; Famiglietti,
James S.;
Landerer,
Felix W.; Chambers, Don P.; Reager, John T.; Gardner, Alex S.; Save, Himanshu;...
- an end to all
forms of censorship, they
visited the
printing presses of
Landerer and
Heckenast and
printed Petőfi's poem
together with the demands. A m****...
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Research Grants awards are in
honor of him In 1901, Chrétien,
Joseph Joachim Landerer and
Thomas David Anderson jointly received the Prix
Jules Janssen, the...
