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Juan De La Cierva
Juan De La Cierva
Spanish aeronautical engineer and pilot; inventor of the autogyro (1895-1936).
Wikipedia | Juan De La Cierva
Statements about
Juan De La Cierva
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Murcia
Country of Citizenship
Spain
Date of Birth
9/21/1895
Date of Death
12/9/1936
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Juan
Occupation
Inventor
Engineer
Politician
Award Received
Daniel Guggenheim Medal
(1932)
Point in Time
:
1932
Elliott Cresson Medal
(1933)
Point in Time
:
1933
John Scott Award
(1931)
Point in Time
:
1931
FAI Gold Air Medal
(1932)
Point in Time
:
1932
Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society
Grand Cross of Naval Merit with White Badge
(1935)
Point in Time
:
1935
Image
Father
Juan De La Cierva Y Peñafiel
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Spanish
Sibling
Luis Santos
Ricardo De La Cierva Y Codorníu
Relative
Isidoro De La Cierva Y Peñafiel
Kinship to Subject
:
Paternal Uncle
Piedad De La Cierva
Kinship to Subject
:
Second Niece
Ricardo De La Cierva
Name in Native Language
Juan de la Cierva y Codorníu
Place of Burial
La Almudena Cemetery
Family Name
De La Cierva
Noble Title
Q16551652
(1954 - )
Start Time
:
1954
Position Held
Vocal of the Junta Para Ampliación De Estudios E Investigaciones Científicas
(1926 - )
Start Time
:
1926
Place of Death
Croydon Airport
Educated At
Colegio Del Pilar
Instituto San Isidro
Member Of
Royal Academy of Sciences and Arts of Barcelona
Birth Name
Juan de la Cierva
Cause of Death
Aviation Accident
Student Of
Emilio Herrera Linares
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