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botanical plant nameauthor abbreviation forbotanist Louis Henry Correvon (1854-1939).
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Charles Correvon, the minister of the French Church in Frankfurt-am-Main.
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With the outbreak of World War I, Correvon received a general permit from the Ministry of War to visit prison camps with French Protestants.
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Correvon wrote a book about German prison camps, Aus deutschen Kriegsgefangenenlagern: Eindrücke eines Seelsorges, Dritte Folge, in 1916, which was also translated into French.
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Pastor Correvon and a Roman Catholic priest in Darmstadt took an active interest in WPA operations.
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Accompanied by Pastor Charles Correvon, Rutgers visited the prison camp and concluded that prisoner of war relief would overwhelm the resources of the Dutch YMCA, especially since that Association was conducting relief services for British and Belgian soldiers interned in Holland in addition to the war work provided to mobilized Dutch troops.
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A Swiss pastor, Correvon became the President of the Geneva Association in 1878.
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By the early 1890's, Correvon moved to Germany where he became the pastor of the French Church in Frankfurt-am-Main and a naturalized German subject.
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At the Eighth World's Conference, in Geneva the same year, Correvon established his expertise in Bible study.
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Correvon was born in Switzerland, but had become a naturalized German subject, and held a general permit to visit all prison camps that contained French Protestants.
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Charles Correvon, Aus deutschen Kriegsgefangene-Lagern: Dritte Folge;
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