Knudsen
William S (Signius Wilhelm Paul Knudsen) 1879–1948, U.S. industrialist, born in Denmark.
Contemporary Examples
Bill Knudsen’s Business Skills Saved the U.S. at the Dawn of World War II Arthur Herman June 15, 2012
Bill Knudsen’s Business Skills Saved the U.S. at the Dawn of World War II Arthur Herman June 15, 2012
Bill Knudsen’s Business Skills Saved the U.S. at the Dawn of World War II Arthur Herman June 15, 2012
Bill Knudsen’s Business Skills Saved the U.S. at the Dawn of World War II Arthur Herman June 15, 2012
Historical Examples
At Plattsburg Allen French
At Plattsburg Allen French
The School System of Norway David Allen Anderson
At Plattsburg Allen French
At Plattsburg Allen French
At Plattsburg Allen French
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