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Franz Stuhlmann
Franz Ludwig Stuhlmann
German colonial administrator and zoologist (1863-1928).
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Franz Stuhlmann
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Place of Birth
Hamburg
Place of Death
Hamburg
Country of Citizenship
Germany
Occupation
Explorer
Zoologist
Entomologist
Colonial Administrator
Zoological Collector
Botanical Collector
Botanist
Scientific Collector
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
10/29/1863
1863
Date of Death
11/19/1928
1928
Given Name
Franz
Ludwig
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Native Language
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Nordisk Familjebok
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Statement Is Subject Of
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Q24510693
Small Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
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Q24736191
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
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Q105418034
Cyclopaedia of Collectors
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512
Carl-Ritter-Medal
(1893)
Point in Time
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1893
Franz Ludwig Stuhlmann
University of Tübingen
University of Freiburg
German
German
Zoology
Dr. Phil.
(1886)
Point in Time
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1886
Government of German East Africa
(October 1902 - May 1903)
Subject Has Role
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Legal Agent
Occupation
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Governor
End Time
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May 1903
Start Time
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October 1902
Amani Research Institute
(June 1903 - 1906)
Occupation
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Director
End Time
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1906
Start Time
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June 1903
German East Africa
Heart Failure
Natural Causes
Male
German Federal Archives
Level of Description
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Fonds
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BArch, N 2303
Hamburg State and University Library Carl Von Ossietzky
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NFLS
Museum Für Naturkunde Berlin, Archive
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Nachlaß Franz Stuhlmann
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MfN, HBSB, ZM S II, Stuhlmann, F. I und II
Stuhlmann
University of Würzburg
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1
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2