- The
Sparmann S-1 was a 1930s
Swedish military training monoplane,
designed by
Edmund Sparmann,
built in
small numbers for the
Swedish Air Force. The S-1...
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Edmund Ernst Karl
Sparmann (16 June 1888 in Vienna,
Austria – 24 June 1951 in Stockholm) was an
aircraft designer and
aeronautical inventor. He created...
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Friederike Sophie Seyler (1738,
Dresden – 22
November 1789, Schleswig; née
Sparmann,
formerly married Hensel) was a
German actress,
playwright and librettist...
- Louis, MO)
Sparling 1912
Biplane Sparmann S-1A
Sparmann E4
Sparmann P1
military designation -
prototype 1
Sparmann P3
military designation - prototype...
- Year
Notes P 1
Sparmann S-1A
prototype 10 1934–1945 - P 2 Focke-Wulf Fw 44
trainer 2 1936–??
redesignated Sk 12 in 1937 P 3
Sparmann E4
prototype fighter...
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small competitor E.
Sparmanns aircraft workshop,
which at the time was
developing a
modern fighter for the SAF,
under the name of
Sparmann E4 [sv]. Despite...
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Pierre Army Base,
South Dakota.
Killed in the
crash were 2nd Lt.
Arnold Sparmann, pilot, 2nd Lt. Bob M.
Biggers Jr., 2nd Lt. John F. Hanzes, 2nd Lt. Arthur...
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Medusae of the World: The Scyphomedusae.
Carnegie institution of Washington.
Sparmann, S. F. (2012).
Contributions to the
molecular phylogeny, phylogeography...
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Schottkowski Bobby Schottkowski 1259–1262 2011
Alexander Mazza Viktor Sparmann 1435–1440 2011
Magdalena Neuner Magdalena Neuner 1446–1449 2012 Leslie...
- far more
prominent actress Friederike Sophie Hensel,
later Seyler (née
Sparmann), a
prominent figure in the
history of
theatre in the 18th century. Hensel...
