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Carl August Bolle

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Carl August Bolle

Carl Bolle (1821-1909); on the back of this photograph was written "Der Überlebende eines verflossenen Jahrhunderts, 1902 Carl Bolle" ("The survivor of a bygone century")

w:de:Datei:Bolle,_Carl_(1821-1909).jpg · Public domain

Born
1821 · Schöneberg.
Died
1909 · Berlin.
Nationality
Kingdom of Prussia
Occupation
botanist · ornithologist · writer · zoological collector · botanical collector · scientific collector · independent scholar
Education
Französisches Gymnasium Berlin
Languages
Latin

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Carl August Bolle was a “Privatgelehrter”, explorer, botanist, ornithologist and writer, born on 21 November 1821 in Berlin-Schöneberg and died on 17 February 1909 in Berlin.

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