German chemist noted for work on synthetic sugars and the purines (1852-1919) krzyżówka

Noblista z dziedziny fizjologii lub medycyny Birgit, niemiecka kajakarka, ośmiokrotna mistrzyni olimpijska Martin, rusznikarz niemiecki działający na przełomie XVII i XVIII w. w Suhl (Turyngia) Noblista z dziedziny chemii Bobby (zm.2008), arcymistrz szachowy Robert, jeden z najbardziej utalentowanych szachistów wszech czasów Wenzel, rusznikarz działający u schyłku XVII w. w Rydze Birgit, niemiecka kajakarka

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