Paul Wentzcke
German archivist and historian of student
About Paul Wentzcke
Lived 1879 – 1960 (aged 81). Paul Wentzcke was a German archivist, historian of student, university teacher, historian and writer.
Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Paul Wentzcke (September 4, 1879 – November 25, 1960) was a German academic, archivist, and historian.
He proposed a national flag for West Germany in 1948.
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Who was Paul Wentzcke?
German archivist and historian of student (1879–1960)
When was Paul Wentzcke born?
Paul Wentzcke was born on 4 September 1879 in Koblenz.
When did Paul Wentzcke die?
Paul Wentzcke died on 25 November 1960 in Frankfurt.
What was Paul Wentzcke's occupation?
Paul Wentzcke was an archivist, historian of student, university teacher, historian and writer.
What nationality was Paul Wentzcke?
Paul Wentzcke was German.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Paul Wentzcke. https://biography.guide/paul-wentzcke/
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