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Information: The first column shows data points from Reuss, Feodora. in red. The third column shows data points from Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923 in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Reuss, Feodora.

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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

Reuss, Feodora.

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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Reuss, Theodor.

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Merlin Peregrinus, 1855-1923

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Merlin Peregrinus, 1855-1923

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Bruder Peregrinus

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Peregrinus, Merlin 1855-1923

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Peregrinus, Merlin.

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Merlin Peregrinus

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Peregrinus Bruder 1855-1923

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Theodor Reuss was an Anglo-German singer, impresario, journalist, and author, whose life is inextricably tied up with his occult activities. Born in Germany, he met Wagner and participated in the first performance of Parsifal; he also performed in England and became a journalist there. His interest in the occult and in secret societies led him to try and revive the Bavarian Illuminati, to join Masonic orders, and to co-found the Ordo Templi Orientis. He wrote or translated several mystical works, and remained active in the O.T.O. until his death.

From the description of Theodor Reuss papers, 1885-1907. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 53808280

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/53808280

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http://viaf.org/viaf/59880898

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Reuss, Feodora.

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Edward Huntington Fallows "Anastasia" papers, 1905-1955.

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Edward Huntington Fallows "Anastasia" papers, 1905-1955.

Title: Edward Huntington Fallows "Anastasia" papers, 1905-1955.

Papers assembled by American lawyer, Edward Huntington Fallows, concerning the case of his client, Anna Anderson, who claimed she was the Grand Duchess Anastasiia Nikolaevna, daughter of Nicholas II, (Emperor of Russia, 1901-1918).

ArchivalResource: 44 boxes (19 linear ft.)

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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Theodor Reuss papers, 1885-1907.

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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923. Theodor Reuss papers, 1885-1907.

Title: Theodor Reuss papers, 1885-1907.

The collection consists of twelve items, including letters and documents: legal agreement documenting Reuss' granting to Augustus Harris sole rights to perform Wagner's Die Feen, 1892; contract between Reuss and soprano Bella Monti to perform during a tour of the United States and Western Europe, 22 Aug. 1894; written document issued by Gardekorps Generalkommando, 12 Nov. 1894, in German; pass issued to Reuss by Der Chief des Generalstabes der Armee, 28 Aug. 1906, in German, to pass through restricted space. Also, the card of Wanda van der Meere, with a handwritten invitation, in French, 5 April 1885; two letters from Sir Augustus Harris, 8 Sept. 1892 and 30 March 1893, about the staging of Die Feen and other business; three letters from Elmer Roberts, 1906-1907, chatty letters with news of personal activities; from J. Benjamin Stone, 3 July 1906, agreeing to send a requested picture; from Geo. R. Sims, undated, acknowledging Reuss' letter.

ArchivalResource: 12 items.

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Reuss, Feodora.

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Fallows, Edward Huntington, 1865-1940

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Fallows, Edward Huntington, 1865-1940
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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Germany. Heer. Generalstab,

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Germany. Heer. Generalstab,
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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Harris, Augustus, Sir, 1852-1896,

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Harris, Augustus, Sir, 1852-1896,
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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Roberts, Elmer, 1886-1983,

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Roberts, Elmer, 1886-1983,
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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Sims, George Robert, 1847-1922,

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Sims, George Robert, 1847-1922,
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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

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Van der Meere, Wanda,

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Van der Meere, Wanda,
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Name Entries

Reuss, Feodora.

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Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

Reuss, Feodora.

Reuss, Theodor, 1855-1923

Reuss, Theodor.

Merlin Peregrinus, 1855-1923

Peregrinus.

Bruder Peregrinus

Peregrinus, Merlin 1855-1923

Br. Peregrinus

Peregrinus, Merlin.

Merlin Peregrinus

Peregrinus Bruder 1855-1923

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