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Karl Kummer (born 1 January 1904 in Vienna; died 15 August 1967 in Warsaw [1] ) was an Austrian catholic politician, social reformer, and labour law reformer.
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Karl Kummer (born 1 January 1904 in Vienna; died 15 August 1967 in Warsaw [1] ) was an Austrian catholic politician, social reformer, and labour law reformer.
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