An edition of Der Schädelvermesser (1995)

Der Schädelvermesser

Otto Schlaginhaufen, Anthropologe und Rassenhygieniker : eine biographische Reportage

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Der Schädelvermesser
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An edition of Der Schädelvermesser (1995)

Der Schädelvermesser

Otto Schlaginhaufen, Anthropologe und Rassenhygieniker : eine biographische Reportage

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Limmat
Language
German
Pages
298

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Subjects
Anthropologists, Biography, Anthropometry, Eugenics
People
Otto Schlaginhaufen (1879-1973)
Places
Switzerland, Melanesia

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Der Schädelvermesser: Otto Schlaginhaufen, Anthropologe und Rassenhygieniker : eine biographische Reportage
1995, Limmat
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Zürich

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Dewey Decimal Class
301/.092, B
Library of Congress
GN21.S275 K45 1995

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Pagination
298 p. :
Number of pages
298

ID Numbers

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OL15448821M
ISBN 10
3857912340

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