Heinrich Waentig - Works

Works

  • Gewerbliche Mittelstandspolitik. Eine rechtshistorisch-wirtschaftspolitische Studie auf Grund österreichischer Quellen Leipzig: Duncker & Humblot 1898.
  • Die japanische Revolution 1867 (The Japanese revolution of 1867). Bonn/Leipzig: K. Schroeder 1920.
  • Herausgabe: Sammlung sozialwissenschaftlicher Meister. Jena: Gustav Fischer; Aalen: Scientia Verlag 1903-10.
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Name Waentig, Heinrich
Alternative names Waentig, Heinrich Eugen
Short description German politician and economist
Date of birth March 21, 1870
Place of birth Zwickau, Saxony
Date of death December 22, 1943
Place of death Baden-Baden, Germany

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