8960510LODEWYCKX, Augustin0public2019-10-30 22:35:552021-03-02 15:50:19130
LODEWYCKXLodewyckx's interests were broad and deep. They focused on philology and the history of Germanic languages within the Indo-European group and on demography and patterns of culture. knowledge of European languages was utilised by the wartime censorship office [ADB entry]Augustin414A.8963424LODEWYCKX A. : Specific terms.Awarded Gold Medal from Goethe Institute 1955 - @ Germany [ Germany ]8963924LODEWYCKX A. : Specific terms.Appointed Knight of the Icelandic Falcon - @ Iceland [ Iceland ]8960931LODEWYCKX, A. : Unknown School8963233LODEWYCKX A. : Death 4 Sep 1964 @ Mont Albert [ VIC Australia ]8960627LODEWYCKX A. : Arts.Ph.D., 1902, University of Ghent8963024LODEWYCKX A. : Life.Birth 8 Dec 1976 - @ Belgium [ Belgium ]Not listed on the Roll of Active Service. Mentioned in the University of Melbourne Magazine War Memorial number, July 1920, as having undertaken munitions work, or the like, in the United Kingdom. Dr A Lodewyckx rendered valuable service in connection with the Defence Department by the interpretation of documents in Romance, Scandinavian and Slavonic languages.8961237LODEWYCKX A. : Professor of French and German 1905 - 1910 Victoria College @ Stellenbosch [ Western Cape South Africa ]8961637LODEWYCKX A. : Staff 1911 - 1914 Belgian Colonial Service @ Province of Katanga [ Congo ]8962337LODEWYCKX A. : Modern Language Master 1915 - Melbourne Grammar School @ Melbourne Church of England Grammar School : 355 St Kilda Road, South Yarra [ VIC Australia ]8962537LODEWYCKX A. : Lecturer in German 1915 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]8962937LODEWYCKX A. : Associate Professor 1922 - University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]8966337LODEWYCKX A. : Professor - 1946 University of Melbourne @ University of Melbourne : Parkville [ VIC Australia ]4706His first book (1911) was a detailed study of geographical conditions in central and southern Africa. His book on Germans in Australia (1932) was the first standard work in the field and set the pattern for later research. Shortly before his eightieth birthday he published People for Australia: A Study in Population Problems (1956).60958970
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