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Fedor Jagor

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Also known as Andreas Fedor Jagor, Jagor, F. Jagor, A. F. Jagor, A. Fedor Jagor

German ethnologist, naturalist and explorer (1816–1900)

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Born
1816
Died
1900
Works
9

Top works

  • Ostindisches Handwerk und Gewerbe mit Rücksicht auf den europäischen Arbeitsmarkt
  • Dr. Feodor Jagor's Travels in the Philippine Islands
  • Aus Fedor Jagor's Nachlass
  • Viajes por Filipinas
  • The Former Philippines Thru Foreign Eyes

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5 total works indexed

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Andreas
Gender
male
Place of birth
Berlin
Place of death
Berlin
Languages spoken
English language
Field of work
travel
Image
Fedor Jagor, 1886, von C.W.Allers.jpg
Work location
Singapore
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date of birth
1816-11-30
date of death
1900-02-11
name in native language
Andreas Fedor Jagor
writing language
German
has works in the collection
Wereldmuseum Rotterdam
start of work period
1831-01-01
end of work period
1900-01-01
Commons category
Fedor Jagor
Commons Creator page
Fedor Jagor
date of burial or cremation
1900-08-14
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