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Vasily (Wilhelm) Fyodorovich von Baumgarten (Russian: Василий (Вильгельм) Фёдорович фон Баумгартен; October 30 [17], 1879 — May 13, 1962) was Russian Empire and Yugoslavian architect and military engineer.

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rdfs:label	Баумгартен, Василий Фёдорович (ru) Vasily Baumgarten (en)
rdfs:comment	Vasily (Wilhelm) Fyodorovich von Baumgarten (Russian: Василий (Вильгельм) Фёдорович фон Баумгартен; October 30 [17], 1879 — May 13, 1962) was Russian Empire and Yugoslavian architect and military engineer. (en) Василий Фёдорович (Вильгельм Вильгельмович) фон Баумгартен (17 [30] октября 1879 года, Санкт-Петербург — 13 мая 1962 года, Буэнос-Айрес) — российский и югославский архитектор, военный инженер, генерал-майор Белой армии и Югославской королевской армии. (ru)
foaf:name	Vasily Baumgarten (en) (Wilhelm von Baumgarten) (en)
name	Vasily Baumgarten (en) (Wilhelm von Baumgarten) (en)
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birth place	Saint Petersburg
death place	Buenos Aires
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death date	1962-05-13 (xsd:date)
birth place	Saint Petersburg
birth date	1879-10-30 (xsd:date)
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