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Robert Petsch

August Ferdinand Robert Petsch (born Berlin 4 June 1875, died Hamburg 10 September 1945) was a German researcher of Germanic culture and folklore.

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Robert Petsch

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related to Further reading · 36
Robert Petsch → Allgemeinen Literaturwissenschaft, Begründung, Beispiel, Berlin, Campe, Christa Hempel-Küter, Dichtung, Fritz Martini, Gedächtnisschrift, Germanistik, Habilitations-Schrift, Hamburg, Hamburger Beiträge, Hans Pyritz Akademie-Verlag, Hans-Harald Müller, Hoffmann, Hrsg, In, Ingrid Schröder, ISBN
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Robert Petsch → German National Library, Literature

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petsch und hamburg german berlin robert germanic literaturwissenschaft der 1945 zdb-id form literature nazi zur folklore work poznán goethe university

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Robert Petschrelated to External linksLiterature0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to External linksGerman National Library0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingFritz Martini0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingHrsg0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingVom Geist0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingDichtung0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingGedächtnisschrift0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingHoffmann0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingCampe0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingHamburg0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingChrista Hempel-Küter0.60section
Robert Petschrelated to Further readingGermanistik0.60section

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