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Transparencies from the Frost and Wegner Family Collection , approximately 1960s.
No full textThe transparencies within the Frost and Wegner Family Collection include various locations, buildings, and members of the family.Digital imageSent transparencies for digitizationDigitize
Peter Wegner
No full textCatalogue of an exhibition held at Australian Galleries, Roylston Street.Invitation brochure by Australian Galleries Roylston Street, to the opening of Peter Wegner, Remembrance of things past, Tuesday 2 October 2012 6 pm to 8 pm
De contractibus in genere
No full textpublice proponit & propugnabit Henningus Wegner Regiomontanus Boruss. Ad diem 15. Augusti, hora locoque solitisEnthält 80 ThesenDiss. iur. Basel, 160
Tibby Wegner Collection 1924-1996
No full textThe bulk is reserved for clippings about the soccer club Hakoah in Vienna, Austria (1924-1929); additional clippings describe the swim team. There is a 1989 brochure about the Jewish sports club Hakoah as well as some explanatory correspondence from Tibby Wegner’s widow Inge Wegner. Photographs and folding pictures are also included.digitizedWalter Kominik, 1996T.O. (Tibby) Wegner was born in 1905 in Austria. He had a career as a soccer player for the Jewish sports club Hakoah, a sports reporter, and finally as the head of a sporting goods company in England, where he died in 1995.Austrian Heritage Collectio
Centuria quaestionum controversarum, ex variis iuris materiis desumta
No full textquam ... pro summo ... privilegiis doctoralibus in utroque iure consequendis, publicae disquisitioni exhibet Christophorus Wegner Regiom. Boruss. Ad d. XVI August. ...Enth. 100 ThesenDiss. iur. Basel, 161
Der stille lehrfreund des jungen molkereifachmanns mit 1000 fragen un d antrvorten aus dem molkereifach
No full textFrost and Wegner Family Collection 1871-2003 Bulk dates: 1903-1969
No full textThe central figures of this collection are Ismar Frost and his wife Rose Frost, née Wegner; many of the documents were also created or owned by Rose’s parents and siblings. The collection consists of private correspondence, professional and official correspondence, a large amount of restitution documents, personal documents and family photographs. It also holds fiction and non-fiction writings by Ismar Frost’s and others.The bulk of the private correspondence was created in the years 1903-1964. There is a large amount of official correspondence and restitution documents. Personal documents of Ismar, Rose, Rose’s parents and other family members include celebratory materials and documents of students’ fraternities. Photographs depict the Frost and Wegner family during their celebrations and vacations from the late 1800s to the 1970s.The following individuals are mentioned in this collection:Aron, Frederick S., 1888-1962; Feblowicz, Gertrud, 1885-1962; Frost, Ismar, 1889-1972; Frost (née Wegner), Rose, 1895-?; Gromotka, Elisabeth; Klein, Ernest L. Wegner, Arnold, 1893-1949; Wegner, Baruch, 1857-1928; Wegner, Bryan, 1939-; Wegner (née Leon), Rose, 1909-?; Wegner, Sally (Steven), 1901-1968.Videotape removed to the A/V CollectionIsmar Frost’s parents were the merchant Josef Frost (1858 –1893) and Marie Frost (née Adler, 1854 –1928). Ismar was born on December 9, 1889 in Oppeln (today Opole, Poland). He studied law at the University in Breslau (Wrocław). After serving in the army during World War I, he finished his training as a lawyer and moved to Berlin where he opened his own practice.Ismar’s brother Georg (1891-1964) was a physician. He and his wife Alice (née Jacobsohn) emigrated to Montevideo, Uruguay.Rose Frost née Wegner was born on April 26, 1895 in Ostrowo (Province of Posen). She moved to Berlin during World War I where she later met Ismar. Rose and Ismar Frost were married on March 16, 1924. They had no children.Rose's parents were Baruch Wegner (1857 - 1928) and Amalie Wegner (née Ledermann, 1863 – 1916). They were married in 1883. Baruch sold agricultural and other machinery; his brother Jacob was married to Amalie’s sister Auguste. One of Amalie’s brothers, Saul Ledermann moved to the United States around 1900.Rose had two brothers and one sister: Arnold (1883-1949); Gertrud (1885-1962); and Sally (who later changed his name to Steven, b.1901). Arnold served in World War I and was married to Käthe Jonas; they had two sons, Hans and Kurt. Gertrud was married to the attorney Max Feblowicz; they had one son, Ernst. Sally was a dentist and was married to Rose Leon; they had one son, Bryan (born1939) and one daughter, Marian (born 1945.) All the siblings and their spouses managed to flee the Nazis and immigrated to the United States.Photographs removed to Photograph Collectiondigitize
Integriertes Handlungskonzept Zellerau
No full textINTEGRIERTES HANDLUNGSKONZEPT ZELLERAU
Integriertes Handlungskonzept Zellerau / Wegner, Bertram [Bearb.] (Rights reserved)
Ausgabe 2010 Fortschreibung 2010 (Rights reserved
Begegnungen in Israel: ein Gespräch mit Armin T. Wegner
No full textInterview mit Armin T. Wegner zu Israe
Über den Tellerrand - Germanist & Autor Wolfgang Wegner - Beitrag bei Radio KIT am 14.03.2013
No full textÜber den Tellerrand Germanist & Autor Wolfgang Wegner Bücher waren seine Leidenschaft von Anfang an. Als Jugendlicher verschlang er sie, je dicker umso lieber, und begann selbst zu schreiben. Heute arbeitet er als Dozent für Deutsch als Fremdsprache am KIT. Er führt Studis in die mittelalterliche Literatur ein, moderiert ehrenamtlich ein Patientenradio und schreibt Kinderbücher wie ?Vincent & der Waschkobold? oder kulinarische Stadtführer wie ?Karlsruhe ?kulinarisch und kreativ"
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