Similar Publications
Some Who's Who books have a title in the language of the country concerned:
- Croatian: Tko je tko u Hrvatskoj - Who is Who in Croatia, single bilingual edition (1993)
- Danish: Kraks Blå Bog (since 1910) annually
- German: Wer ist's? (1905–1935) and Wer ist wer? (since 1951) almost annually
- Norwegian: Hvem er Hvem? (since 1912) 14 editions in the 20th century
- Swedish: Vem är det? (since 1912) every second year
- South Africa: Who's Who of Southern Africa (since 1910) annually
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The Danish Kraks Blå Bog (1912)
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The Swedish Vem är det (4 issues)
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The Swedish Vem är det (1969)
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