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* [[Thomas Kohnstamm]], American writer |
* [[Thomas Kohnstamm]], American writer |
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* [[Kohnstamm's phenomenon]] |
* [[Kohnstamm's phenomenon]] |
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*[[Philip Kohnstamm]] (1875-1951), natural scientist, philosopher and educator, of Jewish origin |
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*[[Max Kohnstamm]] (1914), diplomat and historian, son of Philip; see [[Four Freedoms Award]], [[Club of Rome]], [[Jean Monnet]] |
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*[[Jacob Kohnstamm]] (1949), politician, son of Max and grandson of Philip |
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*[[Dolph Kohnstamm]]<!--/Dolf Kohnstamm --> (1937), psychologist, grandson of Philip |
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*[[Rita Kohnstamm]] (1937), psycholgist and columnist, spouse of Dolph |
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Revision as of 06:41, 5 July 2007
Kohnstamm may refer to:
- Thomas Kohnstamm, American writer
- Kohnstamm's phenomenon
- Philip Kohnstamm (1875-1951), natural scientist, philosopher and educator, of Jewish origin
- Max Kohnstamm (1914), diplomat and historian, son of Philip; see Four Freedoms Award, Club of Rome, Jean Monnet
- Jacob Kohnstamm (1949), politician, son of Max and grandson of Philip
- Dolph Kohnstamm (1937), psychologist, grandson of Philip
- Rita Kohnstamm (1937), psycholgist and columnist, spouse of Dolph
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