Artur Gavazzi
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Artur Gavazzi (14 October 1861 – 12 March 1944) was a Croatian geographer and cartographer of Italian ancestry.
Gavazzi was born in Split (then in Austria-Hungary) and died in Zagreb (then in the Independent State of Croatia).
Gavazzi was the first professor of geography at the University of Ljubljana, where Anton Melik succeeded him. In 1928, Gavazzi went to the University of Zagreb.
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- Works by or about Artur Gavazzi at Internet Archive
- Croatian Cartographers
- Croatian Geographic Society Portal - in Croatian
- Preface of the book "Croatian cartographers" by Ivka Kljajić (Croatian)
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