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(1838-1891) epidemiologist, writer, social worker, co-founder of summer camps for children
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Gustaw Fritsche
(1838-1891) epidemiologist, writer, social worker, co-founder of summer camps for children

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    human
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    stated as
    Fritsch, Gustav (undetermined language)
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    reference URL
    https://dbn.bn.org.pl/descriptor-details/a0000002915359
    retrieved
    7 February 2023
    Fritsche, G. (undetermined language)
    1 reference
    reference URL
    https://dbn.bn.org.pl/descriptor-details/a0000002915359
    retrieved
    7 February 2023
    described by source
    Polish Biographical Dictionary
    volume
    7
    page(s)
    149-150
    first line
    Fritsche Gustaw (1838-1891) (Polish)
    author
    Stanisław Konopka
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    date of birth
    28 December 1838Gregorian
    1 reference
    stated in
    Polish Biographical Dictionary
    volume
    7
    page(s)
    149-150
    first line
    Fritsche Gustaw (1838-1891) (Polish)
    author
    Stanisław Konopka
    date of death
    31 December 1891Gregorian
    1 reference
    stated in
    Polish Biographical Dictionary
    volume
    7
    page(s)
    149-150
    first line
    Fritsche Gustaw (1838-1891) (Polish)
    author
    Stanisław Konopka

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    309608451
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