Category:German Bestelmeyer

**German Bestelmeyer**
	German architect (1874-1942)
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Name in native language	German Bestelmeyer;
Date of birth	1874; Nuremberg
Date of death	1942; Bad Wiessee
Country of citizenship	German Reich;
Educated at	Technical University of Munich; Academy of Fine Arts Vienna;
Occupation	architect; lecturer; university teacher; politician;
Employer	Technical University of Munich; Berlin University of the Arts; Technical University of Berlin;
Member of	Militant League for German Culture;
Member of political party	Nazi Party;
Work location	Munich;
Notable work	Christ Church;
Award received	Bavarian Maximilian Order for Science and Art (1925);
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Deutsch: German Bestelmeyer (* 8. Juni 1874 in Nürnberg; † 30. Juni 1942 in Bad Wiessee) war ein deutscher Architekt und Hochschullehrer.

English: German Bestelmeyer, German architect

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