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Friedrich Sarre
Fritz Friedrich Paul Theodor Sarre
German archaeologist (1865-1945).
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Place of Birth
Berlin
Place of Death
Neubabelsberg
Country of Citizenship
German Reich
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Human
Date of Birth
6/22/1865
Date of Death
5/31/1945
Occupation
Art Historian
Anthropologist
Archaeologist
Orientalist
Art Collector
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Fritz
Friedrich
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Theodor
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Sarre
German
Male
Klein Glienicke
Carl Humann
Kinship to Subject
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Father-in-Law
Evangelisches Gymnasium Zum Grauen Kloster
Heidelberg University
Frederick William University Berlin
Leipzig University
Anton Heinrich Springer
Anton Heinrich Springer
(1890)
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1890
Art History
Doctorate
(1890)
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Leipzig University
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1890
Doorner Arbeits-Gemeinschaft
Honorary Doctor of the Dresden University of Technology
(1928)
Point in Time
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1928
Fritz Friedrich Paul Theodor Sarre
Museum Director
Oriental Studies
Archaeology
Art History
German
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1
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2
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3
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4
Friedrich Sarre †
Maria Elisabeth Wentzel-Heckmann
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Aunt
Villa Sarre, Potsdam, Griebnitzsee
(1903 - 5/31/1945)
Start Time
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1903
End Time
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5/31/1945
Friedrich-Carl Sarre
Theodor Sarre
Maria Sarre
(1900 - )
Start Time
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1900
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Leibniz-Gymnasium
( - 1865)
SeSiSo Club
Hedwig Woworsky
Marie-Louise Sarre
Mathilde Sarre
Hans Sarre
Sarre, Friedrich
End Time
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1865
Kinship to Subject
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Female First Cousin
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