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C. H. Hamberger

d. 1847

German physician and writer

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C. H. Hamberger was a physician and translator.

C. H. Hamberger (died March 2, 1847) was a medical doctor and writer of Leipzig, Germany.

Hamberger translated G. B. de Rossi's work, Dizionario Storico degli Autori Ebrei, into German under the title Historisches Wörterbuch der Jüdischen Schriftsteller und Ihrer Werke (Leipzig, 1839). He also published Nordische Götterlehre in 1826 under the pseudonym "H. A. M. Berger." This work was later republished with the title Nordische Mythologie, bearing his real name, in Zittau in 1835.

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Important facts

Also known as
H. A. M. Berger

Frequently asked questions

Who was C. H. Hamberger?

German physician and writer

When did C. H. Hamberger die?

C. H. Hamberger died on 2 March 1847 in Leipzig.

What was C. H. Hamberger's occupation?

C. H. Hamberger was a physician and translator.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: C. H. Hamberger

· Wikidata: Q122957908

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