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Wilhelm Altmann (1905)
Wilhelm Altmann (4 April 1862 – 25 March 1951) was a German historian and musicologist.
Altmann was born in Adelnau (Odolanów), Province of Posen, and died in Hildesheim. Wilhelm Altmann and his wife Marie née Louis are buried in Hildesheim, Peiner Straße on the cemetery Nordfriedhof (Zentralfriedhof). The couple had three children: Ulrich (1889-1950), Ursula (1894-1984) and Berthold (1896-1992).
Literary works
The election of Albrecht II as Roman king. Dissertation (1885).
The Roman expedition of Ludwig of Bavaria (1886).
Acta Nicolai Gramis (1889).
Eberhard Windecke's Memoirs on the History of the Age of Emperor Sigmund. R. Gaertners Verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin (1893).
The old Frankfurt German translation of the Golden Bull of Emperor Charles IV (1897).
Böhmer, JF, Regesta Imperii XI: The Documents of Emperor Sigmund 1410-1437 , ed. by Altmann, Wilhelm, Innsbruck (1896–1900).
Public music libraries - A pious wish, Journal of the International Music Society, H. 1, pp. 1-17. (1903).
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