Namier, L. B. 1888-1960
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Name (Hebrew)
ניימיר, לואיס ברנשטיין, 1888-1960
Name (Latin)
Namier, L. B. 1888-1960
Other forms of name
Namier, Lewis B. (Lewis Bernstein), 1888-1960
Namier, Lewis, 1888-1960
Namier, Lewis Bernstein, Sir, 1888-1960
Namier, Lewis
Namier, Lewis Bernstein, 1888-
Bernstein, Ludvik, 1888-1960
Date of birth
1888-06-22
Date of death
1960-08-19
Occupation
College teachers
Historians
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- BGMI, Sept. 10, 2008(Namier, Lewis B(ernstein) (1888-1960); Namier, Lewis Bernstein (1888-1960))
- Biog. resource center (Encyclopaedia Judaica), Sept. 10, 2008(Namier (Bernstein-Namierowski), Sir Lewis; b. June 22, 1888, Warsaw, Poland; d. Aug. 19, 1960, London, England)
- LCCN 17022074: His The case of Bohemia, 1917(usage: Lewis B. Namier)
- LCCN 38013632: His Additions and corrections to Sir John Fortescue's edition of the correspondence of King George the Third (vol. 1), 1937(usage: L.B. Namier)
- LCCN 64003513: His The House of Commons, 1754-1790, 1964(usage: Sir Lewis Namier)
- His Germany and eastern Europe, 1915.
- OCALC:Namier, L. B. (Lewis Bernstein), 1888-1960
- Biog. resource center(Contemp. authors), Sept . 10, 2008(Lewis Bernstein Namier; name originally Ludvik Bernstein; b. June 22, 1888, near Warsaw, Poland; d. Aug. 19, 1960, London, England; historian, educator, editor, and author; professor of modern history, Manchester University, 1931-retirement in 1953; knighted in 1952)