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Adolf Lande

1905 – 1970

Narcotics advisor

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About Adolf Lande

Lived 1905 – 1970 (aged 64–65). Adolf Lande was an Austrian and American jurist.

Adolf Lande (1905–197? ) served for many years as secretary of the Permanent Central Narcotics Board and the Drug Supervisory Body (two international drug organs) and was the primary drafter of the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs. He also wrote the Commentary of both the Single Convention and the Convention on Psychotropic Substances. These documents are crucial to the interpretation of the treaties. Lande was considered one of the most foremost authorities on UN international drug control legislation.

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Important facts

Born
1905, Vienna
Birth century
Died
1970
Occupation
Employers
United Nations

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Adolf Lande?

Narcotics advisor (1905-1978)

When was Adolf Lande born?

Adolf Lande was born in 1905 in Vienna.

When did Adolf Lande die?

Adolf Lande died in 1970.

What was Adolf Lande's occupation?

Adolf Lande was a jurist.

What nationality was Adolf Lande?

Adolf Lande was Austrian and American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Adolf Lande

· Wikidata: Q4684130

· DBpedia: Adolf Lande

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