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Julius von Ficker, or Johann Kaspar Julius Ficker von Feldhaus (30 April 1826 – 10 June 1902) was a Roman Catholic German historian. In 1898 he was awarded the Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts.

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rdfs:label	Julius von Ficker (de) Julius von Ficker (eo) Julius von Ficker (it) Julius von Ficker (en) Фикер, Юлиус фон (ru) Julius von Ficker (sv)
rdfs:comment	Johann Kaspar Julius Ficker, ab 1885 Ficker Ritter von Feldhaus (* 30. April 1826 in Paderborn; † 10. Juli 1902 in Innsbruck), war ein deutsch-österreichischer Historiker. Er gehörte zu den bedeutendsten Diplomatikern des 19. Jahrhunderts. Sein zuerst 1860 erschienenes Werk Vom Reichsfürstenstande wurde zum Klassiker mediävistischer Verfassungsgeschichte. (de) Julius (vere: Kaspar) von FICKER (naskiĝinta la 30-an de aprilo 1826 en Paderborn, mortinta la 10-an de julio 1902 en Innsbruck) estis germana kaj aŭstra historiisto. (eo) Julius von Ficker, or Johann Kaspar Julius Ficker von Feldhaus (30 April 1826 – 10 June 1902) was a Roman Catholic German historian. In 1898 he was awarded the Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts. (en) Johann Kaspar Julius Ficker (Paderborn, 30 aprile 1826 – Innsbruck, 10 luglio 1902) è stato un giurista, storico e diplomatista tedesco. (it) Юлиус фон Фикер (нем. Julius von Ficker; 30 апреля 1826, Падерборн — 10 июля 1902, Инсбрук) — германский и затем австро-венгерский историк и правовед. (ru) Johann Kaspar Julius von Ficker, född 30 april 1826 i Paderborn, död 10 juli 1902 i Innsbruck, var en tysk rättshistoriker. Han var far till Heinrich von Ficker. Ficker kallades 1852 till professor i historia vid universitetet i Innsbruck och var 1863-79 professor i juridiska fakulteten där. Han skrev bland annat Vom Reichsfurstenstande (två band, 1860-61), Forschungen zur Reichs- und Rechtsgeschichte Italiens (fyra band, 1868-74), Beiträge zur Urkundenlehre (två band, 1877-78) samt Untersuchungen zur Rechtsgeschichte (fyra band, 1891-99). I Untersuchungen zur Erbenfolge der ostgermanischen Rechte hävdade han, att langobardisk rätt var besläktad med nordisk och hänvisar särskilt till Gotlands gamla rätt och Gulatingslagen; han utvecklade ytterligare sin ståndpunkt i Das langobardische und (sv)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Pour le Mérite Rudolf von Ficker Sachsenspiegel Holy Roman Empire Humboldt University of Berlin University of Bonn University of Münster Johann Friedrich Böhmer Engelbert II of Berg Frankfurt Franz Joseph I of Austria Georg Trakl Germans Austria Austrian Academy of Sciences 1826 births 1902 deaths Legal historians Academics of the University of Innsbruck Austrian knights German Roman Catholics German expatriates in Austria People from the Province of Westphalia Recipients of the Pour le Mérite (civil class) University of Münster alumni Paderborn People from Paderborn Diplomatics Historian Rainald of Dassel Roman Catholic Heinrich von Ficker Heinrich von Sybel Italy German male non-fiction writers Humboldt University of Berlin alumni 19th-century German historians University of Bonn alumni

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