AI & ChatGPT searches , social queries for ADOLF HUSCHKE
Search references for ADOLF HUSCHKE. Phrases containing ADOLF HUSCHKE
See searches and references containing ADOLF HUSCHKE!
Search references for ADOLF HUSCHKE. Phrases containing ADOLF HUSCHKE
See searches and references containing ADOLF HUSCHKE!ADOLF HUSCHKE
German cyclist
Adolf Huschke (14 October 1891 – 29 August 1923) was a German racing cyclist. He won the German National Road Race in 1921. "Adolf Huschke". Cycling Archives
Adolf_Huschke
German cyclist
Richard Huschke (6 August 1893 – 11 January 1980) was a German racing cyclist. He won the German National Road Race in 1922 and 1925. "Richard Huschke". Cycling
Richard_Huschke
German cyclist (born 1940)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Peter_Glemser
German racing driver (1911–1996)
Sittig Enno Werner von Hanstein (3 January 1911 – 5 March 1996) nicknamed "Huschke von Hanstein", was a German racing driver who from the 1950s served both
Fritz_Huschke_von_Hanstein
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Dieter_Puschel
East German cyclist
grandfather Adolf and father Gerhard were both competitive cyclists. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Thomas Huschke. Thomas Huschke. sports-reference
Thomas_Huschke
German cyclist (1942–2021)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Wilfried_Peffgen
German one-day road cycling race
1910 Germany Karl Wittig 1910 Germany Jean Rosellen 1911 Germany Adolf Huschke 1912 Germany Jean Steingass 1913 Germany Ernst Franz 1914 Germany
Rund_um_Köln
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Otto_Schenk_(cyclist)
German cyclist (1934–2023)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Klaus_Bugdahl
German cyclist (born 1959)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Reimund_Dietzen
German cyclist (born 1966)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Udo_Bölts
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Rolf_Aldag
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Richard_Golle
German cyclist (born 1961)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Hartmut_Bölts
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Franz_Reitz
National road cycling championship in Germany
Franke 1920 Paul Koch Adolf Huschke Felix Manthey 1921 Adolf Huschke Paul Koch Fritz Fischer 1922 Richard Huschke Adolf Huschke Jean Steingass 1923 Richard
German National Road Race Championships
German_National_Road_Race_Championships
Classic cycling race in Germany
Böhm 1909 Germany Jakob Meck 1910 Germany Carl Saldow 1911 Germany Adolf Huschke 1912 Germany Erich Aberger 1913 Germany Ernst Franz 1914 No race 1915
Rund_um_Berlin
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Paul_Koch_(cyclist)
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Kurt_Stöpel
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Otto_Ziege
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Walter_Löber
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Hans_Neumayer
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Hans-Peter_Jakst
German cyclist (born 1975)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Andreas_Klöden
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Karl_Wittig
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Dirk_Müller_(cyclist)
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Paul_Kohl
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Jupp_Arents
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Georg_Stach
German cyclist (born 1962)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Rolf_Gölz
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Bruno_Roth
German cyclist (born 1972)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Heinrich_Trumheller
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Jürgen_Kraft
German cyclist (1941–2021)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Winfried_Bölke
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Ernst_Franz
Classic cycling race in Germany
Germany P. Fehlau 1915- 1919 No race 1920 Germany K. Ohme 1921 Germany Adolf Huschke 1921 Germany M. Werner 1922 Germany A. Roßner 1922 Germany Paul Kohl
Rund_um_die_Hainleite
German cyclist (1938–2025)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Sigi_Renz
German cyclist (1920–1972)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Hans_Preiskeit
German cyclist (1912–1970)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Georg_Umbenhauer
German cyclist (born 1947)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Jürgen_Tschan
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Ludwig_Hörmann
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Erich_Bautz
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Darius_Kaiser
German cyclist (1920–2011)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Karl_Kittsteiner
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Felix_Manthey
Road bicycle race in Germany
Rider Team 1911 Germany Hans Ludwig 1912–1921 No race 1922 Germany Adolf Huschke 1923–1926 No race 1927 Germany Rudolf Wolke 1928–1929 No race 1930
Deutschland_Tour
Cycling race
Italy Ricardo Maffeo 1922 Switzerland Heiri Suter 1923 Germany Adolf Huschke 1924 Switzerland Heiri Suter 1925 Switzerland Hans Kaspar 1926 Switzerland
Züri-Metzgete
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Bernd_Gröne
German cyclist (born 1962)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Peter_Hilse
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Valentin_Petry
Disputation by Martin Luther on indulgences
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Ninety-five_Theses
German cyclist (born 1960)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Falk_Boden
Berlin six-day. Spencer withdrew after 3 days and joined German rider Adolf Huschke. They were penalised a lap for the team change but were able to finish
Ken_Ross_(cyclist)
German cyclist (1912–1986)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Georg_Voggenreiter
Cycling race
Klaas Van Nek (NED) Richard Huschke (GER) 1923 Fritz Bauer (GER) Oskar Tietz (GER) Adolf Huschke (GER) Richard Huschke (GER) Max Hahn (GER) Franz
Six_Days_of_Berlin
German cyclist
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Hermann_Schild
German cyclist (born 1964)
1920–1939 Paul Koch (1920) Adolf Huschke (1921) Richard Huschke (1922) Richard Golle (1923) Paul Kohl (1924) Richard Huschke (1925) Felix Manthey (1928)
Jens_Heppner
Major war in Central Europe (1618–1648)
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Thirty_Years'_War
Friedrich Adolf Philippi (October 15, 1809 in Berlin – August 29, 1882 in Rostock) was a Lutheran theologian of Jewish origin. He was the son of a wealthy
Friedrich_Adolf_Philippi
German Lutheran theologian
Gottlieb Christoph Adolf von Harless (German: von Harleß; 21 November 1806 – 5 September 1879) was a German Lutheran theologian. He was born on 21 November
Gottlieb Christoph Adolf von Harless
Gottlieb_Christoph_Adolf_von_Harless
Town in Lower Saxony, Germany
Kapellmeister, violinist, organ and keyboard player and composer. Eduard Huschke (1801–1886), jurist and authority on church government. Ferdinand Wüstenfeld
Hann._Münden
Protestant Reich church
considered a subject to the Kirchenkampf (struggle of the churches) to Adolf Hitler. It officially disbanded in 1945 after the war ended. It was succeeded
German_Evangelical_Church
Prussian religious denomination
being restored to his post as professor at Breslau. After Scheibel, Eduard Huschke became the leader of Old Lutherans. Other famous Old Lutherans included
Old_Lutherans
19th-century Lutheran revival movement
Vilhelm Koren Christoph Ernst Luthardt Friedrich Adolf Philippi Charles Porterfield Krauth Ludwig Adolf Petri Herman Amberg Preus Andreas Gottlob Rudelbach
Neo-Lutheranism
German Lutheran theologian (1888–1966)
theologian Adolf Paul Johannes Althaus (1861-1925), studied Lutheran theology in Tübingen and Göttingen. In Tübingen he was especially influenced by Adolf Schlatter
Paul_Althaus
Topics referred to by the same term
Hanstein, Count of Pölzig and Beiersdorf (1804–1884), Thuringian count Fritz Huschke von Hanstein (1911–1996), German race driver and Porsche's public relations
Hanstein
German professor of theology
in 1845 he returned to Erlangen as the successor to Gottlieb Christoph Adolf von Harless, founder of the journal Zeitschrift für Protestantismus und
Johann Christian Konrad von Hofmann
Johann_Christian_Konrad_von_Hofmann
Historic doctrinal standard of the Lutheran Church
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Book_of_Concord
German Lutheran theologian and pastor (1485–1558)
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Johannes_Bugenhagen
German priest, theologian and author (1483–1546)
Deutsche Christen drew parallels between Martin Luther and the "Führer" Adolf Hitler. Some scholars, such as Mark U. Edwards in his book Luther's Last
Martin_Luther
1518 pamphlet by Martin Luther
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Sermon on Indulgences and Grace
Sermon_on_Indulgences_and_Grace
16th-century transition to Lutheranism
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Reformation in Denmark–Norway and Holstein
Reformation_in_Denmark–Norway_and_Holstein
1593 synod of the Church of Sweden
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Uppsala_Synod
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
History_of_Lutheranism
German Neo-Lutheran theologian (1814–1888)
therefore, he accepted a call to Leipzig, where he succeeded Gottlieb Christoph Adolf von Harless in the chair of dogmatics, to which he later united that of
Karl_Friedrich_August_Kahnis
Battery electric executive car
Bez Helmuth Bott Wolfgang Dürheimer Robert Eberan von Eberhorst Fritz Huschke von Hanstein Holger Härter Al Holbert Uwe Hück Erwin Komenda Harm Lagaay
Porsche_Taycan
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Summus_episcopus
German conductor (1901–1962)
Musicians 1933–1945. CD-ROM-Lexikon, Kiel 2009, 2nd edition, p. 4167 Wolfram Huschke: The Future of Music: A History of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in
Franz_Konwitschny
Town in Thuringia, Germany
on 26 February 2021. Retrieved 29 December 2018. Gitta Günther, Wolfram Huschke, and Walter Steiner, Weimar (Böhlau, 1993), p. 494. Sturm, Reinhard (23
Weimar
Religious conflict in Sweden
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Liturgical_struggle
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Swedish Reformation and Renaissance literature
Swedish_Reformation_and_Renaissance_literature
1530 primary confession of faith of the Lutheran tradition
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Augsburg_Confession
Motorsport competition
marshals and medical staff that a typical F1 race needed at the time, but Huschke von Hanstein and the German organizers were unwilling and possibly unable
German_Grand_Prix
Henrich Steffens 19. 1830-1831 Ludwig Wachler 20. 1831-1832 Philipp Eduard Huschke 21. 1832-1833 David Schulz 22. 1833-1834 Karl Ernst Christoph Schneider
List of rectors of the University of Wrocław
List_of_rectors_of_the_University_of_Wrocław
Finnish Lutheran pastor and vicar
Gottlob Rudelbach, Wilhelm Löhe, Gottfried Thomasius, Gottlieb Christoph Adolf von Harless and Catenhusen. His main writing in this controversy is Pietism
Fredrik_Gabriel_Hedberg
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Articles_of_Schwabach
13 December – Heinrich Heine, German poet (d. 1856) 14 December – Emil Huschke, German anatomist and embryologist (d. 1858) 15 December – Karl Friedrich
1797_in_Germany
Transfer of property from Church to Crown
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Reduction of Gustav I of Sweden
Reduction_of_Gustav_I_of_Sweden
Baltic German theologian (1817–1889)
Liturgische Formulare (1872). His twin sons were the German theologian Adolf von Harnack (1851–1930) and mathematician Carl Gustav Axel Harnack (1851–1888)
Theodosius_Harnack
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Reformation_in_Sweden
Era in the history of Lutheranism (1580–1730)
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Lutheran_orthodoxy
Lutheranism. The third period (1932–40), which coincided with the regime of Adolf Hitler, was devoted to issues in dogmatics and matters of church and state
Werner_Elert
Lutheran schism Background J. G. Scheibel Eduard Huschke Henrik Steffens H. E. F. Guericke G. P. E. Huschke Free churches Australia / New Guinea August Kavel
Örebro_Synod
Automobile variable valve timing technology
Bez Helmuth Bott Wolfgang Dürheimer Robert Eberan von Eberhorst Fritz Huschke von Hanstein Holger Härter Al Holbert Uwe Hück Erwin Komenda Harm Lagaay
VarioCam
Single-seater Italian sports car
Bez Helmuth Bott Wolfgang Dürheimer Robert Eberan von Eberhorst Fritz Huschke von Hanstein Holger Härter Al Holbert Uwe Hück Erwin Komenda Harm Lagaay
Cisitalia_Grand_Prix
Concept car designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro
Bez Helmuth Bott Wolfgang Dürheimer Robert Eberan von Eberhorst Fritz Huschke von Hanstein Holger Härter Al Holbert Uwe Hück Erwin Komenda Harm Lagaay
Porsche_Tapiro
Porsche-patented engine induction system
Bez Helmuth Bott Wolfgang Dürheimer Robert Eberan von Eberhorst Fritz Huschke von Hanstein Holger Härter Al Holbert Uwe Hück Erwin Komenda Harm Lagaay
VarioRam
Major branch of Protestantism
of Erlangen in Bavaria became another force for reform. There, professor Adolf von Harless, though previously an adherent of rationalism and German idealism
Lutheranism
German violinist (1900–1966)
others. 1993, ISBN 3-550-06523-X, p. 700f. Wolfram Huschke: Strub, Max. In Gitta Günther, Wolfram Huschke, Walter Steiner (ed.): Weimar: Lexikon zu Stadtgeschichte
Max_Strub
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE
ADOLF HUSCHKE