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	Gustav Nachtigal - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Stresemann, Gustav (1878-1929), German statesman, who was a leader in stabilizing Germany in the interwar years and giving it respectability in the...
		Gustav Nachtigal (February 23, 1834 - April 20, 1885), German explorer in Central Africa, son of a Lutheran pastor, was born at Eichstädt in the Mark of Brandenburg
		Gustav Nachtigal: explorer of the Sahara who helped Germany obtain protectorates in western...
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	GUSTAV NACHTIGAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Nachtigal, Sohn eines Pfarrers, studierte zunächst Medizin und wurde 1858 preußischer Militärarzt in Köln.
		Februar 1869 von Tripolis aus auf, durchquerte die Sahara, hielt sich in Fessan auf und ging dann in das vorher von keinem Weißen betretene Gebiet der Tibbu, das Land Tibesti.
		1882 wurde Nachtigal von Reichskanzler Otto von Bismarck zum Generalkonsul in Tunis und zum Reichsbeauftragten für Togo und Kamerun ernannt.
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		Nachtigal, Gustav Nachtigal, Gustavgoos´täf näkh´tēgäl, 1834-85, German explorer in Africa.
		Klimt, Gustav Klimt, Gustavgoos´täf klĬmt, 1862-1918, Austrian painter.
		Fechner, Gustav Theodor Fechner, Gustav Theodorgoos´täf tā´ōdōr fĕkh´ner, 1801-87, German philosopher and physicist, founder of psychophysics, educated at Dresden and Leipzig.
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	Gustav Nachtigal - LoveToKnow 1911
		GUSTAV NACHTIGAL (1834-1885), German explorer in Central Africa, son of a Lutheran pastor, was born at Eichstedt in the Mark of Brandenburg, on the 23rd of February 1834.
		After medical study at the universities of Halle, Wiirzburg and Greifswald, he practised for a few years as a military surgeon.
		Nachtigal's travels are summarized in Gustav Nachtigal's Reisen in der Sahara and im Sudan, by Dr Albert Frankel (Leipzig, 1887).
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Gustav_Nachtigal (307 words)

	Gustav Nachtigal Beschreibung in Library - Definition und Buch-Tipp. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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		Gustav Nachtigal (* 23.02 1834 in Eichstedt bei (Stendal); † 20.04 1885 vor der Küste Westafrikas) war ein deutscher Afrikaforscher.
		Nachtigal, Sohn eines Pfarrers, studierte zunächst Medizin und wurde 1858 preußischer Militärarzt in Köln.
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		Wie in der kurzen Biographie schon erwähnt, besitze ich Briefe von Gustav Nachtigal, die er in den Jahren von 1862 bis 1872 aus Afrika an seinen Onkel Dietrich Nachtigal in Köln geschickt hat.
		1869 brach Gustav Nachtigal zu seiner großen Reise auf, die ihn während der nächsten fünf Jahre in Gebiete brachte, die vorher nie ein Europäer betreten hatte.
		Sie stammen zum größten Teil aus der Zeit in Tunis und vermitteln ein eindrucksvolles Bild der Entwicklung Gustav Nachtigals vom heilungsuchenden Kranken zum Leibarzt des Bey von Tunis und schließlich zum Forschungsreisenden.
	www.gustav-nachtigal.de /gn0.htm (207 words)

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		ustav Nachtigal wird auf der "Möwe" Togo besuchen.
		Auch hier gelingt es Gustav Nachtigal durch viel Umsicht und unter Vermeidung von Eingriffen in englische Rechte, Kamerun für Deutschland zu erwerben.
		Der Zustand Gustav Nachtigals verschlimmert sich mehr und mehr.
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	Gustav Nachtigal -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gustav Nachtigal (February 23, 1834 - April 20, 1885), (A person of German nationality) German explorer in (A landlocked country in central Africa; formerly under French control; became independent in 1960) Central Africa, son of a (Follower of Lutheranism) Lutheran pastor, was born at Eichstedt in the Mark of Brandenburg.
		Finding the climate of his native country injurious to his health, he went to (An ancient port on the Mediterranean; the capital and largest city of Algeria) Algiers and (The capital and principal port of Tunisia) Tunis, and took part, as a surgeon, in several expeditions into the interior.
		On his return voyage he died at sea off (Click link for more info and facts about Cape Palmas) Cape Palmas on the 20th of April 1885, and was buried at (Click link for more info and facts about Grand Bassam) Grand Bassam.
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	Gustav Nachtigal
		Nachtigal studierte zunächst Medizin und wurde 1858 Militärarzt in Köln.
		Der Afrikareisende Gerhard Rohlfs wurde 1868 vom König von Preußen mit der von Geschenken an den Sultan von Bornu Rohlfs übertrug diese Aufgabe an Nachtigal.
		Der im Frühjahr 1869 von Tripolis aus auf hielt sich in Fessan auf und ging dann in das von keinem Weißen betretene Gebiet der Tibbu Land Tibesti.
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		Gustav Nachtigal (February 23, 1834 - April 20, 1885), German explorer in CentralAfrica, son of a Lutheran pastor, was born at Eichstedt in the Mark of Brandenburg.
		Aftermedical study at the universities of Halle, Würzburg and Greifswald, he practised for a few years as a military surgeon.
		On the establishment of a protectorate over Tunisia byFrance, Nachtigal was sent thither as consul-general for the German empire, and remained there until 1884, when he was despatched by Prince Bismarck to West Africa asspecial commissioner, ostensibly to inquire into the condition of German commerce, but really to annex territories to the Germanflag.
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		April 1885, and was buried at See also:
		Nachtigal's travels are summarized in Gustav Nachtigal's Reisen in der Sahara and See also:
		title of " Le Voyage de Nachtigal au Ouadai." Nachtigal died before transcribing his notes on Wadai, and they were edited in the German edition by E.
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	Gustav Nachtigal -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		The Mimi of Nachtigal and the Mimi of Gaudefroy-Demombynes, both of which speak a Maban language of the Nilo-Saharan language family, are identified by the names of their first investigators—Gustav Nachtigal and Maurice Gaudefroy-Demombynes, respectively.
		In 1884 Gustav Nachtigal, sent by the German government, induced a number of coastal chiefs to accept German protection.
		German statesman Gustav Stresemann was instrumental in the efforts to normalize relations between Germany and its former enemies following World War I. As chancellor (1923) and foreign minister (1923, 1924–29) of the Weimar Republic, he was involved in the negotiations that led to the Dawes Plan—an arrangement for Germany's payment of reparations after the...
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	Imago Mundi - Gustav Nachtigal.
		Nachtigal (Gustav), explorateur né à Eichstedt, près de Stendal (Allemagne), le 23 février 1834, mort en mer, en face du cap Palmas, le 19 avril 1885.
		Gustav Nachtigal explora le Borkou, au Nord-Est du Tchad, le Baghirmi, au Sud, et revint par le Ouadai et le Kordofan au Caire
		En 1884, on chargea Gustav Nachtigal de proclamer le protectorat allemand sur les pays de la côte Ouest d'Afrique n'appartenant pas à une autre puissance européenne.
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	Gustav Nachtigal bei Ratgeber Lexikon - Beschreibung und Bedeutung
		Gustav Nachtigal bei Ratgeber Lexikon - Beschreibung und Bedeutung
		Nachtigal, Sohn eines Pfarrers, studierte zunächst Medizin und wurde 1858 Preußen Militärarzt in Köln.
		1868 traf Nachtigal den Forscher Gerhard Rohlfs, der 1868 von König Wilhelm I. (Preußen) mit der Übergabe von Geschenken an den Sultan von Bornu im heutigen Nigeria beauftragt worden war.
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	Die Wueste Sahara - Afrika
		Wir bringen hier einen Teil von Nachtigals Bericht über seinen zäh durchgehaltenen Rückmarsch nach Fessan.
		Die staunende Anerkennung dessen, was Nachtigal geleistet, wächst bei Berücksichtigung seiner Vorbildung und der kärglichen Mittel, mit denen er begann.
		Ähnlich verhielt sich in diesen Beziehungen mein Vorgänger Heinrich Barth; ihn, der ungefähr mit denselben inneren und äußeren Schwierigkeiten zu kämpfen hatte, nahm ich mir zum beständigen Vorbilde." Nachdrücklich hebt Nachtigal seine Mittellosigkeit hervor.
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	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Nachtigal Gustav (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gustav V (1858-1950), King of Sweden (1907-1950), son of King Oscar II, born near Stockholm, and educated at the University of Uppsala.
		Gustav III (1746-1792), King of Sweden (1771-1792), son of King Adolph Frederick, born in Stockholm.
		When Gustav succeeded his father, the power of...
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		Gustav Nachtigal, a German Consul in Tunis, arrived on the coast of the Golf of Benin.
		On July 4, 1884, Gustav Nachtigal stopped his ship, "The Gull", at the level of Baguida.
		The treaty gave to the Bismarck, the German Emperor, powers that he was not really willing to make use of, but which were profitable to some German merchants and businessmen.
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	Gustav Nachtigal - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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		On his return voyage he died at sea off Cape Palmas on the 20th of April 1885, and was buried at Grand Bassam.
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	Gustav Nachtigal Sultanat Maghreb Medizin Sudan Tuberkulose Kamerun Kairo Werke Sahara Otto von Bismarck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gustav Nachtigal Sultanat Maghreb Medizin Sudan Tuberkulose Kamerun Kairo Werke Sahara Otto von Bismarck
		Gustav Nachtigal starb am 20.4.1885 an Bord der S.M.S. Möwe.
		Gustav Nachtigal (23.02.1834 - 21.04.1885) Geschichte: Die spätere Gustav Nachtigal wurde in Belgien gebaut...
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	Oxfam's Cool Planet - On the Line - Virtual journey through Togo, history, printable version
		During the 18th century the area that would become Togo was under pressure from the Akwamu Confederacy and the Ashanti Kingdom to the west, and from the Kingdom of Dahomey to the east.
		In 1884, a German Diplomat, Gustav Nachtigal, arrived at the village of Togo (modern Togoville).
		On July 4th-5th the chief of Togoville, Mlapa III, signed a treaty with Nachtigal that led to the creation of German Togoland.
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	Togo
		Over the years, Europeans established enclaves along the coast, and in 1884 a German diplomat, Gustav Nachtigal, arrived at a small village called Togo, which is today Togoville.
		On July 4th and 5th, 1884, the chief of Togoville, Mlapa III, signed a treaty with Nachtigal that quickly led to the creation of German Togoland.
		Following Germany's defeat in World War I, the country was divided into two territories: West Togo came under British rule and is now part of the modern nation of Ghana.
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	Nachtigal - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Nachtigal Falls - waterfalls on Sanaga River, Cameroon
		This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title.
		This page was last modified 09:23, 3 Apr 2005.
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	Togo - former German colony 1884-1918
		July 5th Reichskommissar (Imperial Commissioner) Gustav Nachtigal has the German flag hoisted.
		with the Nachtigal 1884 to West Africa traveled.
		March 19th Gustav Nachtigal dies from severe disease.
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		Gustav Nachtigal[goos´tAf nAkh´tEgAl] Pronunciation Key, 1834–85, German explorer in Africa.
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	Togoland. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		European penetration of the region began in the 1840s with the arrival of German missionaries and German merchants who bought palm products.
		In 1884, Gustav Nachtigal signed treaties with several coastal rulers, and a German protectorate over S Togoland was recognized by the Conference of Berlin (1884–85).
		German military expeditions gained control of N Togoland during the 1890s, and the protectorate’s boundaries were further delimited in treaties with France (1897) and Great Britain (1904).
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	Nachtigal, Gustav biography - S9.com
		by Gustav Nachtigal (Hardcover - Jul 23, 1987)
		by Gustav Nachtigal (Unknown Binding - Jul 22, 1978)
		Flucht aus der Wuste: Gustav Nachtigal entdeckt die Zentralsahara
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