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Junker, Wilhelm, 1840-1892

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Personal name headingJunker, Wilhelm, 1840-1892
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Variant(s)I︠U︡nker, Iogann Vilʹgelʹm, 1840-1892
I︠U︡nker, V. V., 1840-1892
I︠U︡nker, Vilʹgelʹm Vilʹgelʹmovich, 1840-1892
I︠U︡nker, Vasiliĭ Vasilʹevich, 1840-1892
Junker, Johann Wilhelm, 1840-1892
Junker, W. (Wilhelm), 1840-1892
Junker, Wilh. (Wilhelm), 1840-1892
Junker, Wilhelm Johann, 1840-1892
Associated countryRussia Germany
Birth date1840-04-06
1840-04-18
Death date1892-02-16
1892-02-13
Place of birthMoscow (Russia)
Place of deathSaint Petersburg (Russia)
Field of activityAfrica--Description and travel Africa--Discovery and exploration
Profession or occupationExplorers Travel writers
Found inPugach, Z. L. Kulʹtura narodov verkhovʹev Nila, 1985: t.p. (V. V. I︠U︡nkera) p. 5 (b. 4-18-1840, in Moscow; baptized Iogann Vilʹgelʹm, but also known in Russian as Vilʹgelʹm Vilʹgelʹmovich, or Vasiliĭ Vasilʹevich)
LC data base, 8-1-85 (hdg.: Junker, Wilhelm Johann, 1840-1892) LC manual cat. (Dr.; usage: Wilhelm Junker; Wilh. Junkers; W. Junkers; V.V. I︠U︡nker)
Neue deut. Biog., v. 10, c1974 (Junker, Wilhelm; explorer; b. 4-18-1840 in Moscow; d. 2-13-1892 in St. Petersburg; Dr. med.)
Brockhaus Enzykl., v. 9, 1970 (Junker, Wilhelm; b. 4-6-1840; d. 2-13-1892)
Travels in Africa during the years ..., 1971 (reprint of 1890 edition): 3rd volume, title page (Dr. Wilhelm Junker; translated from the German) Preface (born of German parents in Moscow on April 6, 1840; died in St. Petersburg on February 16, 1892, age 52; his early youth was passsed partly at Göttingen, partly at the German Gymnasium of St. Petersburg; medical studies at Göttingen and Berlin, and completed in Prague; traveled in Africa for 11 years, from October 1875 to December 1886, interrupted by one visit to Europe 1878-1879 to recruit his health; elected as Honorary Corresponding Member of the Royal Geographical Society)
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