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Julius Pintsch (6
January 1815 – 20
January 1884) was a
German tinsmith,
manufacturer and
inventor who is
primarily known for the
invention of
Pintsch gas...
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Pintsch (Luxembourgish: Pënsch,
pronounced [pənʃ]) is a
village in the
commune of Kiischpelt, in
northern Luxembourg. As of 2024[update], the village...
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Karlheinz Pintsch (born 1909 – fl. 1955) was the long
serving senior adjutant to
Rudolf Hess who was the
Deputy Führer to
Adolf Hitler in **** Germany...
- in Bavaria.
Techniques d'Automatisme (France) was
acquired in 1979, and
Pintsch Bamag, a
manufacturer of
level crossing systems was
acquired in 1987. In...
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Karlheinz Pintsch, a
letter addressed to
Adolf Hitler that
detailed his
intentions to open
peace negotiations with the British.
Pintsch delivered the...
- oils). In
contrast to the
procedure for oil gas,
which was
produced by the
Pintsch company from 1909, was also
shipped in
steel cylinders and had distillation...
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which the 'Russian problem' was studied. On 11 May 1941,
Karlheinz Pintsch visited the
Berghof to
deliver a
letter from
Rudolf Hess
informing Hitler...
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topmarks and
might have
bells (1860) or
whistles (1880). In 1879
Julius Pintsch obtained a
patent for the
illumination of
buoys by
using a
compressed gas...
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Lighthouse keeper Lists of
lighthouses Lists of
lightvessels Pharology Pintsch gas Sea mark
Notes Trethewey, K. R.:Ancient Lighthouses, Jazz-Fusion Books...
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Greece by AEKKEA-RAAB,
which was
established in 1935.
Pintsch Schwalbe II
derivative by
Pintsch Rheinische FR-2
Schwalbe Derivative by
Flugzeugbau Rheinische...
