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Drake, St. Clair 1911-1990

Born: 02.01.19111911-01-02T00:00:00+01:00
Died: 15.06.19901990-06-15T00:00:00+02:00
Other Names:
  • Drake, John Gibbs St. Clair
  • Drake, Saint C.
  • Drake, Clair
  • Drake, Saint Clair
Occupation: Civil rights activist / Anthropologists / Sociology
Corporate Relations: Stanford University
Geographical Relations: Country: United States (XD-US)
Biographical References: GND (1255809752)
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Wikidata (Q7587569)
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