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	Film as Art: Danél Griffin's Guide to Cinema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Johann Conrad Dippel, a devious, evil alchemist and innkeeper for the Castle Frankenstein, is obsessed with two things in his life: 1) Discovering immortality, and 2) gaining the title of Frankenstein.
		Dippel, on the other hand, prefers a large profile, and his main goal is the total destruction of the Dracula family and his dominion over the earth.
		Dippel is responsible for all of the major atrocities on the earth in the last hundred years—he was Rasputin, and he was Hitler.
	uashome.alaska.edu /~jndfg20/website/immortalcoil.htm (3521 words)

	Pietism Encyclopedia Article @ Consecrated.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He afterwards spent a year in 1865, and was powerfully influenced by the strict moral life and rigid ecclesiastical discipline prevalent there, and also by the preaching and the piety of the Berlin professor Antoine Leger and the converted Alexander Mack preacher Erik Pontoppidan.
		During a stay in 18th century, Spener read Grossgebauer's Alarm Cry, and in Church of the Nazarene he entered upon his first pastoral charge at Johann Albrecht Bengel with a profound opinion that the Christian life within Evangelical Lutheranism was being sacrificed to zeal for rigid 1879.
		Pietism, as a distinct movement in the German Church, was then originated by Spener by religious meetings at his house (collegia pietatis) at which he repeated his sermons, expounded passages of the Lutheran Confessions, and induced those present to join in conversation on religious questions that arose.
	www.consecrated.net /encyclopedia/Pietism (2235 words)

	www.darmstadt.de - English, Frankenstein Castle
		According to this tale, the physician and theologian Johann Conrad Dippel had attempted to construct a new human being out of body parts and virginal blood, using the castle´s prison as a laboratory.
		Dippel was a highly controversial alchimist in whose laboratory the colour Prussian Blue was discovered.
		The historical background for the tale about Dippel experimenting with corpses may stem from a number of postmortem examinations he possibly performed.
	www.darmstadt.de /en/sights/frankenstein/index.html (391 words)

	Johann Conrad Dippel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Johann Konrad Dippel (August 10, 1673 on Frankenstein Castle (Bergstrasse)-April 25, 1734 at Wittgenstein Castle near Bad Laasphe) was a German pietist theologian, alchemist and physician.
		He invented and sold an animal oil known as Dippel's Oil.
		In 1704 in Berlin, he and the manufacturer Heinrich Diesbach applied this oil instead of potassium carbonate in producing red dyes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Johann_Conrad_Dippel (309 words)

	Huber, johann rudolf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Huber, Johann Rudolf · Huber, Johann Rudolf · Huber, Johann Wernhard · Huber, Josef · Huber, Karl...
		Johann Rudolph Huber the Elder Posters e stampe d'arte Johann Rudolph Huber the Elder Stampa d'arte e cornici da Easyart.
		Johann Rudolph Huber the Elder Kunstdrucke und Rahmen von Easyart.
	huber-johann.topo20.org (1179 words)

	Book of Names, The Kocherthal Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Johann Henrich, born Oct. 30th, child of Henrich and Anna Kunigunda MEYRER; sponsors: Henrich FREY and his wife.
		Johannes WINTER, Johann Heinrich NUESS, Johann Conrad FRIDERICH, Johann Bernhard ZIPPERLIN, Anna Margretha DOERNER, Anna Magdalena RUSCH, Anna Maria FUCK, Anna Gertruda.
		Aug. 31st: Johann Heinrich SCHMID, a carpenter, of Nieder-Malmenach, on the Rhine, principality of Hessia and Anna Catharina SCHLEICHER, daughter of Johann Georg SCHLEICHER, of Erbenheim, commune of Nassau.
	www.fortklock.com /nameskocherthal.htm (10297 words)

	German Units
		Two members of this unit, Johann Conrad Doehla and Stephan Popp, left detailed diaries of the events at Yorktown.
		The Jagers at Yorktown consisted of 77 men commanded by Captain Johann Ewald.
		The Journal of a Bayreuth, Johann Conrad Doehla, During the North American War for Independence, 1775-1785.
	www.nps.gov /colo/Ythanout/germunits.htm (825 words)

	Neu Yagodnaya, a Volga Village
		Those households are: Johannes, Christian and Melchior Koch.
		Dippel 1857 1880 Dippel Adam 27 50 w.Elisabeth Baum 49 d.Maria Catharina 21 Eva Catharina 7 Maria Elisabeth 5 s.Adam 1 +1860 Johannes 21 Philipp 17 Peter 13 Conrad 11
		9 Johannes 5 3 s.Johannes 8 31 w.Catharina Elisabeth 27 d.Maria Elisabeth 1/12 4 s.Georg 4 27 w.Maria Catharina Litzenberger 22 s.Johannes 1/2 5 s.Philipp 17 6 s.Adam 15
	www.webbitt.com /volga/neuyag.htm (698 words)

	Controlled Chaos: October 2006
		He is known to have attempted to create gold for the Count of Hesse, but is remembered for his more gruesome experiments.
		Dippel frequented the gallows in nearby villages whenever he'd heard of a pending execution.
		Once there he would unearth any fresh grave in the very cemetery that held so many generations of the Frankenstein family, dragging a body back up the dark trail to the castle.
	robharrington.blogspot.com /2006_10_01_robharrington_archive.html (5572 words)

	CMH5
		Johann Cocceius (Koch), a native of Bremen, professor and rector at the University of Leyden, which he quitted in 1660, was not like Voet, a Calvinistic " precisian," but one of the earliest representatives of the higher criticism, regarding an improved method of biblical interpretation as the first requisite of any system of religious reform.
		It should be added, however, that they deeply regretted the success of their agitation, when they found that it led to the forcible removal of their victims from the University.
		Johann Conrad Dippel, " the Christian Democritus," is one of the few among those involved in these discussions who in his writings displays the saving grace of humour.
	www.uni-mannheim.de /mateo/camenaref/cmh/cmh524.html (7535 words)

	Advanced Fillers & Pigments - Iron Blue Pigments
		Iron blue was first mentioned in 1710 in a Latin text written by an unknown author and its properties were described in a reference from 1726.
		It is said to have been discovered by the chemist and painter DIESBACH in 1704, but other sources mention the chemist Johann Conrad DIPPEL, for whom DIESBACH worked.
		The first mention of its manufacture was by the English chemist WOODWARD in 1726.
	www.degussa-fp.com /fp/en/gesch/blaupigmente.html (232 words)

	Index to The Kockerthal Church Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		From this we learn he was a parent on page 24 and 26, acted as a sponsor at a baptism on page 25 and was married to a second wife on page 41 and to his third on page 43.
		Johannes, and wife, p26, p33, p38, c38, s38
		Johann Mattheus, s20, s26, s29, p30, p36, m44, p49
	www.fortklock.com /namesindex.htm (112 words)

	Baptisms at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West Camp, NY 1712-1714
		Johann Peter Gerlach and wife, Anna Maria Lisenusin
		Johann Wendel Pulver Justina, wife of Theobold Scherer
		Johann Niclaus Haass Johann Wilhelm Hambuch Maria Catharina Segendorstin
	www.bettyfink.com /stp002.htm (73 words)

	German Participation
		Narrative of Johann Carl Buettner in the American Revolution.
		Tagebuch eines Bayreuther Soldaten, des Johann Conrad Döhla, aus dem nordamerikanischen Freiheitskrieg von 1777 bis 1783.
		"Johann David Schoepf (1752-1800) A German Physician as a Botanist and Zoologist in North America." Pharmacy in History, 20 (#2, 1978), pp.
	www.army.mil /cmh-pg/reference/revbib/germp.htm (2258 words)

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		Obendoerfer, Anna Margaretha 60; Obendoerfer, Johannes Peter 60; Oberlander, Caroline 57; Oberlander, Jacob 2; Obermiller, Katherina 40; Obig, Marie 37; Oblander, 26; Oblander, Eva E. 60; Oblander, Jacob 2; Ochs, John Sr.
		76; Schwindt, Conrad 76; Schwindt, Elizabeth 3; Schwindt, Katherina 76; Seader, Elizabeth 76; Seader, George 76; Seader, heinrich 76; Seader, John 39; Seader, Margaret 76; Sedar, Henry Friedrich 76; Seder, Ferdinand 76; Seder, Fred 76; Seder, Kathrine 76; Seedorf, Frederich 76; Seedorf, Henry 76; Seefert, Marie 17; Seefried, David Sr.
		83; Trupp, Andreas 83; Trupp, Anna 83; Trupp, Anna Margaret 83; Trupp, Anna Maria 83; Trupp, Barbara 83; Trupp, Conrad 83; Trupp, Elisabeth 83; Trupp, Georg 83; Trupp, George 88; Trupp, Heinrich 51; Trupp, Johannes 83; Trupp, Maria 83; Tschritter, Carolina 83; Tschritter, Gottlieb 83; Tschritter, Samuel 82; Tschritter, Samuel 83.
	www.ahsgr.org /obits/kirchind.txt (1086 words)

	Full Names P & Q (Finding Aid to Book) "Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies ...
		Petri / Petrie / Petry / Petri, Johann Conrad
		Petri / Petrie / Petry / Petri, Johann Ludwig
		Petri / Petrie / Petry / Petri, Johann Weiel
	feefhs.org /de/pal/gi/palf1/candy-pq.html (1593 words)

	Frankenstein Story & Kids - Story-Lovers SOS Story Lists
		Mary Shelley seems to have toured the Rhine in 1814, and may well have seen the ruins of the castle.
		Moreover, she may have heard of a doctor and alchemist, Johann Conrad Dippel von Frankenstein, who was born there in 1673.
		There were rumours amongst the superstitious folk of the area that he experimented with body parts, virgin's blood, using his secret arts to create a new man.
	www.story-lovers.com /listsfrankenstein&kids.html (1987 words)

	Johann Konrad Dippel - MedPort-Lexikon
		Als Naturwissenschaftler betrachtete er die Alchemie als eine ernsthafte Wissenschaft, die nicht "im Geheimen" auszuüben sei.
		Er entdeckte den Farbstoff Berliner Blau und "Dippels Öl", das als Heilmittel verwendet wurde.
		Durch seine pietistische Haltung, die später in aufklärerische Positionen überging, geriet er in Gegensatz zur lutherischen Kirche und dann auch zu Pietistismus.
	www.medport.de /lexikon/index.php/Johann_Konrad_Dippel (511 words)

	Full Names D (Finding Aid to Book) "Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies and ...
		Diehl / Diel / Thiel / Diell / Diele, Conrad
		Doüvebach (Douevebach / Douvebach) / Douvebag / Doúvebag, Johannes
		Durr / Dürr (Duerr) / Durre / Durree, Johann Georg
	feefhs.org /de/pal/gi/palf1/candy-d.html (1864 words)

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