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AFSC Lüttringhausen 50 07 15 <> 50 09 09 - 1 01 AFSC REMSCHEID-LÜTTRINGHAUSEN 15.07. - 09.09.1950 Organisation : American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) (16) Jagdschloß Kranichstein bei Darmstadt Arbeit : Hilfe beim Wohnungsbau für Ausgebombte und Flüchtlinge, überwiegend Erdarbeiten für Straßenbau. Nutznießer : Siedlerverein Adresse : Dowidat-Siedlung Remscheid-Lüttringhausen Britische Besatzungszone AFSC Lüttringhausen 50 07 15 <> 50 09 09 - 1 02 Leiter : Onni Rauha Headsister : Teilnehmer : Anna Theocharides c/o FSC, Friends House, Euston Road, London NW1 GR Christel Krueger Vastmannagatan 11, Stockholm S David Richie c/o AFSC, Philadelphia / Penn. USA Earl Fowler Jagdschloß Kranichstein bei Darmstadt USA Eberhard Thiel Speyer, St.Guidestraße 5 D Eduard Wright c/o AFSC, Philadelphia / Penn. USA Elam Nunnally 338 Adams Street, Decatur, Georgia USA Ernst Rüdiger Münnich Remscheid, Hindenburgstraße 35 D Franz-Josef Nicola Remscheid, Emil-Rittershaus-Straße 15 D Jii Marek c/o Fröhlich, Vienenburg, Osterwiekerstraße CS Friedrich Wilhelm Jung Remscheid-Vierunghausen, Lange Straße 15 D Georg Hynge Lyngholmvej 7a, Kopenhagen DK George Bradshaw Schell, Buckscounty / Penn. USA Gerda Tyrsted Sandvad Kro, Vestbirk st., Jylland DK Günther Hindrichs Remscheid 5, Singerberg 6 D Dr. Hans Peter Müller Paris, UNESCO-Haus CH Herbert Erbacher Offenbach am Main, Bleichstraße 44 D Horst Ekkehard Höhne Berlin-Charlottenburg, Westendallee 85 D Inge Kuhlmann Essen, Frillendorfer Straße 44 D Inge Rehmann c/o Otto Dovidat, Remscheid-Lü., Remscheider Straße D Ingeborg Snipes Schell, Buckscounty / Penn. USA Ingrid Kaehler Hamburg-Bahrenfeld, Friedensallee 267 D Jacemina (Mieneke) van der Vissel Emmakade 27, Leeuvarden NL Johanna Bredel Wipperfürth, Flüchtlingslager D Josef Kempen Düsseldorf, Amt des Landeskommissars D Karl Weber Dortmund-Derne, Derner Bahnstraße 11 D Karl-Heinz Kutzora Landshut / Bayern, Dammstraße 3 D Mabelle Hsue z.Zt. Michigan University School of Graduate, TJ Ann Arber / Mich. / USA Dr. Marga Meyer Nürnberg, Peyerstraße 43 D Onni Rauha Vaasa, Technische Schule FIN Ragnhild Ramberg Niels Juelsgatan 32, Oslo N Richard Faux c/o Catheleen Leiper, Blauvelt, New York USA Shenaid Yates Kantonale Kinderbeobachtungsstation, Ostermunding USA Waltraut Sulzbeck Nürnberg, Maximilianstraße 15 D Willi Verstegen Dahn in der Pfalz, Pirmasenser Straße 52 D Teilnehmer insgesamt : 20 Männer und 15 Frauen = 35 Freiwillige aus 11 Ländern Davon aus : CH 1 - 1 CS 1 - 1 D 11 6 17 DK 1 1 2 FIN 1 - 1 GR - 1 1 N - 1 1 NL - 1 1 S - 1 1 TJ - 1 1 USA 5 3 8.

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Rain Erosivity Map for Germany Derived from Contiguous Radar Rain Data Franziska K
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