Gerhard Neumann (* 8. October 1917 in Frankfurt (Oder); † 2. November 1997 in Swampscott) was a deutscher Maschinenbauingenieur und Erfinder. He was 80 years old. He studied at Königliches Friedrichs-Gymnasium zu Frankfurt an der Oder. His awards include Daniel Guggenheim Medal, National Aviation Hall of Fame and Otto Lilienthal Medal. His cause of death was leukemia.

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1917

Born in Frankfurt (Oder), Brandenburg

1997

Died in Swampscott, Essex County (leukemia)

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8. Oct 1917 – 2. Nov 1997(80 years)Died in:Swampscott, Essex County

Deutscher Maschinenbauingenieur und Erfinder

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Birthplace

Frankfurt (Oder), Brandenburg

Place of Death

Swampscott, Essex County

Nationality

Germany

Cause of Death

leukemia

Occupation(2)

engineer military flight engineer

Awards(3)

Daniel Guggenheim Medal National Aviation Hall of Fame Otto Lilienthal Medal

Education(1)

Königliches Friedrichs-Gymnasium zu Frankfurt an der Oder

Gerhard Neumann (* 8. October 1917 in Frankfurt (Oder); † 2. November 1997 in Swampscott) was a deutscher Maschinenbauingenieur und Erfinder. He was 80 years old. He studied at Königliches Friedrichs-Gymnasium zu Frankfurt an der Oder. His awards include Daniel Guggenheim Medal, National Aviation Hall of Fame and Otto Lilienthal Medal. His cause of death was leukemia.

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1917

Born in Frankfurt (Oder), Brandenburg

1997

Died in Swampscott, Essex County (leukemia)

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