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Adelaide Laetitia "Addie"
Miethke, OBE (8 June 1881 – 4
February 1962), was a
South Australian educator and
teacher who was
pivotal in the
formation of...
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Galerie Miethke (English:
Miethke Gallery), also
known as
Galerie H. O.
Miethke, was an
Austrian art
gallery established by Hugo
Othmar Miethke in Vienna...
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original on 4
October 2022.
Retrieved 11
September 2022. Courtenay, W. J.;
Miethke, J.; Priest, D. B., eds. (2000).
Universities and
Schooling in Medieval...
- Hugo
Othmar Miethke (29 July 1834 – 11
January 1918), also
known as H.O.
Miethke, was a
German art
dealer who
established an art
gallery in Vienna, Austria...
- Das Werk
Gustav Klimts, was
published initially by Hugo
Othmar Miethke (of
Galerie Miethke, Klimt's
exclusive gallery in Vienna) from 1908 to 1914 in an...
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February 6, 1946), was an
Austrian Jewish art dealer, who
owned Galerie Miethke in
early 20th
century Vienna. When
Austria joined ****
Germany in the 1938...
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Mediterranean Universities of
Medieval Europe", in Courtenay,
William J.;
Miethke, Jürgen; Priest,
David B. (eds.),
Universities and
Schooling in Medieval...
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Middle Ages and Renaissance, Vol. 54, ed.
William J. Courtney,
Jurgen Miethke,
Frank Rexroth and
Jacques Verger, (Brill, 2017), 188. A. Theiner, Caesaris...
- Fall of Venice".
Claremont Review of Books.
Retrieved 2024-07-05. Jürgen
Miethke:
Philipp IV. der Schöne (German:
Philip IV of France) 1285 – 1314 In: Joachim...
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Mediterranean Universities of
Medieval Europe", in Courtenay,
William J.;
Miethke, Jürgen; Priest,
David B. (eds.),
Universities and
Schooling in Medieval...
