Hermann Wunderlich Books

Dieser Titel aus dem De Gruyter-Verlagsarchiv ist digitalisiert worden, um ihn der wissenschaftlichen Forschung zugänglich zu machen. Da der Titel erstmals im Nationalsozialismus publiziert wurde,...

Jahr 1893

By Otto Pniower, Franz Muncker, Albert. Köster, Veit Valentin, Jakob Minor, Richard Maria Werner, Hermann Wunderlich, Ernst Naumann, Alexander Von Weilen, Wilhelm Creizenach, Ludwig Pariser, Richard M. Meyer, Georg Winter, Georg Liebe, Karl Heinemann, Julius Elias, Otto Harnack, Ernst Elster, Heinrich Reimann, August Sauer, Oskar Von Hase, Georg Witkowski, Alexander Reifferscheid, Gustav Kawerau, Max Osborn, Wolfgang Golther, Friedrich Vogt, Karl Kehrbach, Adolf Stern, Paul Goldscheider, Georg Ellinger, Victor Michels, Johannes Bolte, Cornelius Gurlitt, Adolf Hauffen, Erich Schmidt, Ernst Jeep, Max Freiherr Von Waldberg, Oskar F. Walzel

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