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Hartmut Walravens

director of the International ISBN Agency
In office 2001–2006

Personal details
Born	(1944-09-09)9 September 1944 Adorf in Diemelsee ( Waldeck-Frankenberg)
Parents	Johannes Walravens, Blacksmith (father) Gerda Walravens, né Albaum (mother)
Education	1951-1954: Katholische Volksschule in Esch, Landkreis Köln, Humboldt-Gymnasium Köln [ de].
Alma mater	University of Cologne and University of Bonn. starting in the summer semester 1963 he heard: Chinese: Walter Fuchs [ de], Günther Debon [ de] Martin Gimm [ de]. Japanese: Günther Debon [ de] Herbert Zachert [ de] Mandjurian: Walter Fuchs [ de] Prof. Dr. Manfred Götz Ethnology: Helmut Petri war (1958 - 1973) Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Völkerkunde an der Universität in Köln. Karl Anton Nowotny. Mongolian: Michael Weiers [ de] Tibetan: Prof. Klaus Sagaster^[1]

Hartmut Walravens (born 1944) is a German librarian. He was the director of the International ISBN Agency ?-2006^[2] and the International ISMN Agency ?-2006.^[3] He is presently Chairman of the International ISMN Agency 2006–present.^[4]

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^ Hartmut Walravens, Die Deutschland-Kenntnisse der Chinesen (bis 1870): nebst einem Exkurs über die Darstellung fremder Tiere im Kʻun-yü tʻu-shuo des P. Verbiest, na, 1972 - 277 S. p. 278
^ Who are we? International ISBN Agency Archived 08/26/2000
^ Who are we? International ISMN Agency Archived 12/20/2001
^ The International ISMN Agency

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Hartmut Walravens

director of the International ISBN Agency
In office 2001–2006

Personal details
Born	(1944-09-09)9 September 1944 Adorf in Diemelsee ( Waldeck-Frankenberg)
Parents	Johannes Walravens, Blacksmith (father) Gerda Walravens, né Albaum (mother)
Education	1951-1954: Katholische Volksschule in Esch, Landkreis Köln, Humboldt-Gymnasium Köln [ de].
Alma mater	University of Cologne and University of Bonn. starting in the summer semester 1963 he heard: Chinese: Walter Fuchs [ de], Günther Debon [ de] Martin Gimm [ de]. Japanese: Günther Debon [ de] Herbert Zachert [ de] Mandjurian: Walter Fuchs [ de] Prof. Dr. Manfred Götz Ethnology: Helmut Petri war (1958 - 1973) Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Völkerkunde an der Universität in Köln. Karl Anton Nowotny. Mongolian: Michael Weiers [ de] Tibetan: Prof. Klaus Sagaster^[1]

Hartmut Walravens

director of the International ISBN Agency

In office
2001–2006

Personal details

Born

9 September 1944
Adorf in Diemelsee ( Waldeck-Frankenberg)

Parents

Johannes Walravens, Blacksmith (father)
Gerda Walravens, né Albaum (mother)

Education

1951-1954: Katholische Volksschule in Esch, Landkreis Köln,

Humboldt-Gymnasium Köln [ de].

Alma mater

University of Cologne and University of Bonn.

starting in the summer semester 1963 he heard:
Chinese: Walter Fuchs [ de], Günther Debon [ de] Martin Gimm [ de].
Japanese: Günther Debon [ de] Herbert Zachert [ de]
Mandjurian: Walter Fuchs [ de] Prof. Dr. Manfred Götz
Ethnology: Helmut Petri war (1958 - 1973) Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Völkerkunde an der Universität in Köln. Karl Anton Nowotny.
Mongolian: Michael Weiers [ de]
Tibetan: Prof. Klaus Sagaster^[1]

References

^ Hartmut Walravens, Die Deutschland-Kenntnisse der Chinesen (bis 1870): nebst einem Exkurs über die Darstellung fremder Tiere im Kʻun-yü tʻu-shuo des P. Verbiest, na, 1972 - 277 S. p. 278
^ Who are we? International ISBN Agency Archived 08/26/2000
^ Who are we? International ISMN Agency Archived 12/20/2001
^ The International ISMN Agency

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