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Der niedersorbisch-brandenburgische Beitrag zu einer ethnografischen
Ausstellung über die Sorben in Dresden
Nachlass Gotthold Schwela/Bogumił Šwjela, N XIII 46
Nachlass Gotthold Schwela/Bogumił Šwjela
Nachlass Gotthold Schwela/Bogumił Šwjela >> 5. Dokumente zur Kulturarbeit
Entstehungsdatum: 1896
Umfang: 26 Seiten, gebunden
Archivale
Niedersorbisch; Obersorbisch; Deutsch
Objekteigenschaften: Handschrift
Inhaltsangabe: Organisationsangelegenheiten; Ablauf für die Teilnehmer; Verzeichnis der Ausstellungsstücke = „geborgte Sachen“ dem „Gotthold Schwela Student aus Schorbus bey Drebkau“ im Juli 1896 sowie „Eigentum des Studenten der Theologie Bogumił Schwjela an die Dresdener ethnografische Ausstellung geborgt“; enthält auch: Brief Ernst Muckes, Freiberg den 3.12.1896 an Schwela mit einem Resümee der Ausstellung sowie Zuschriften/Postkarten von Leihgebern zur ethnografischen Ausstellung sowie dem Organisator Mucke: A. Welan aus Burg/Spreewald vom 7.1.1897; Juri Janasch aus Schmogrow vom 10.4.1897; A. Sommer aus Bautzen vom 30.4.1897; Dr. Mucke aus Freiberg vom 29.4.1897; M. Kołoźej aus Werben vom 3.5.1897; Frau Bude aus Sellesen vom 14.6.1897; Dr. Mucke aus Freiberg vom 5.7.1897; Christian Schwela aus Schorbus an Sohn Gotthold vom 3.7.1897; Gemeindevorsteher Pschuskel aus Saspow an Christian Schwela vom 9.7.1897; Christian Schwela an Sommer in Bautzen vom 12.7.1897; Pschuskel aus Saspow vom 22.7.1897; Dr. Muckes vom 29.7. und 5.8.1897 aus Bayern.
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