- Hugo
Gustav Adolf Stoltzenberg (27
April 1883 – 14
January 1974) was a
German chemist ****ociated with the
German government's
clandestine chemical warfare...
- for the two made in the
studio Atelier Cuypers-
Stoltzenberg [nl],
owned by
Cuypers and
Frans Stoltzenberg.
Afferden Deest Druten Horssen Molenhoek Puiflijk...
- Germany's
secret development of
chemical weapons,
working with Hugo
Stoltzenberg, and
helping both
Spain and
Russia in the
development of
chemical gases...
- Expansion. Springer. p. 49. ISBN 978-3319193564.
Retrieved 18
April 2017.
Stoltzenberg,
Dietrich (2004).
Fritz Haber : chemist,
nobel laureate, german, jew...
- Marañosa near Madrid; a
plant founded with
significant ****istance from Hugo
Stoltzenberg, a
chemist ****ociated with
clandestine chemical warfare activities in...
- of the Cross,
which are
carved in
stone and were
manufactured by the
Stoltzenberg Company in Roermond, the Netherlands.
There are five
Stations of the...
-
Stintzing Alfred Stock Julius Adolph Stöckhardt
Friedrich Stohmann Hugo
Stoltzenberg Friedrich Stolz Fritz Str****mann
Adolph Strecker Friedrich Stromeyer...
- for the two made in the
studio Atelier Cuypers-
Stoltzenberg,
owned by
Pierre Cuypers and F.
Stoltzenberg.
Ewald Saints,
patron saint archive Staab, Franz...
- (https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/1915/willstatter/biographical/)
Stoltzenberg,
Dietrich (2004).
Fritz Haber: chemist,
Nobel Laureate, German, Jew....
- 642–667. doi:10.1086/353647. JSTOR 232411. S2CID 143962648.
Dietrich Stoltzenberg (1999). "Fritz Haber, Carl
Bosch und
Friedrich Bergius – Protagonisten...
