- Carl
Leverkus (5
November 1804 – 4
February 1889) was a
German chemist and
chemistry entrepreneur. The city of
Leverkusen is
named after him.
Leverkus started...
- most
important centres of the
German chemical industry. The
chemist Carl
Leverkus,
looking for a
place to
build a dye factory,
chose Wiesdorf in 1860. He...
-
Gertrude Leverkus (26
September 1898 – 8
November 1989) was a German-British architect.
Gertrude Wilhelmine Margaret Leverkus was born on 26 September...
- The
first woman to
officially enrol in
architecture at UCL was
Gertrude Leverkus in 1915,
although Ethel and
Bessie Charles had been
allowed to
audit classes...
-
village Wiesdorf at
Rhein and
settled in the area of the
alizarin producer Leverkus and Sons. A new city, Leverkusen, was
founded there in 1930 and became...
-
twinned with: Forst,
Germany since 1990 Loches,
France since 1974 Carl
Leverkus (1804–1889),
founder of a
German chemical and
pharmaceutical company and...
-
Creusot is a
company town.
Leverkusen was
founded in 1861
around Carl
Leverkus' dye
factory that
later became the
headquarters of Bayer. The city of Ludwigshafen...
-
fashion designer and
whistleblower about Bartlett bullying scandal Gertrude Leverkus,
first woman to
officially enrol at the Bartlett, in 1915
Arthur Ling,...
- Schumann, Tamara; Peitsch,
Wiebke K.; Géraud, Cyrill; Goerdt, Sergij;
Leverkus,
Martin (October 2011). "Ultraviolet
light tattoo complicated by granulomatous...
- German) (11 ed.), Stuttgart: Motorbuch-Verlag, ISBN 978-3613011175
Ernst Leverkus [in German], Die
tollen Motorräder der 60er
Jahre (in German) "Motorcycle...
