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Gottfried Gabriel Bredow

Illustration — Gottfried Gabriel Bredow. Gottfried Gabriel Bredow (14 December 17735 September 1814) was a German historian. He was born in Berlin, and became successively professor at the universities of Helmstedt (1804), Frankfurt an der Oder and Breslau.

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Gottfried Gabriel Bredow

Gabriel Gottfried Bredow (* 14. Dezember 1773 in Berlin; † 5. September 1814 in Breslau), deutscher Schulleiter und Hochschullehrer.

Ernst-Günther Prühs, Geschichte der Stadt Eutin. Struve's Verlag, 1994. ISBN 3-923457-23-5 · Public domain

Nationality
Kingdom of Prussia
Occupation
historian · university teacher · head teacher · pedagogue · writer
Languages
German

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Illustration — Gottfried Gabriel Bredow. Gottfried Gabriel Bredow (14 December 17735 September 1814) was a German historian. He was born in Berlin, and became successively professor at the universities of Helmstedt (1804), Frankfurt an der Oder and Breslau.

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