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Hugo Zöller (12 January 1852 – 1933) was a German explorer and journalist. His brother (1847-1891?) was an author and friend of Karl Pearson. Hugo was born near Schleiden. He studied law and in 1872 to 1874 travelled to countries in Mediterranean Sea region. In 1874 he became a journalist for . In 1879 Zöller started his travels around the world. The result was a two volume book Rund um die Erde (Köln 1881). In 1881 and 1882 he travelled across South America and then published Die Deutschen im brasilianischen Urwald (Stuttgart 1883) and Pampas und Anden (Stuttgart 1884).

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  • Hugo Zöller (de)
  • Hugo Zöller (fr)
  • Hugo Zöller (en)
  • Hugo Zöller (pt)
  • Цёллер, Гуго (ru)
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  • Hugo Zöller (* 12. Januar 1852 in Oberhausen bei Schleiden/Eifel; † 9. Januar 1933 in München) war ein deutscher Forschungsreisender und Journalist. (de)
  • Hugo Zöller (12 janvier 1852 - 9 janvier 1933) est un explorateur et journaliste allemand. Son frère Egon Zöller était un auteur ami de Karl Pearson. (fr)
  • Гуго Цёллер (12 января 1852, в окрестностях Шлайдена — 9 января 1933, Мюнхен) — немецкий путешественник, первооткрыватель и журналист. (ru)
  • Hugo Zöller (12 January 1852 – 1933) was a German explorer and journalist. His brother (1847-1891?) was an author and friend of Karl Pearson. Hugo was born near Schleiden. He studied law and in 1872 to 1874 travelled to countries in Mediterranean Sea region. In 1874 he became a journalist for . In 1879 Zöller started his travels around the world. The result was a two volume book Rund um die Erde (Köln 1881). In 1881 and 1882 he travelled across South America and then published Die Deutschen im brasilianischen Urwald (Stuttgart 1883) and Pampas und Anden (Stuttgart 1884). (en)
  • Hugo Zöller (12 de janeiro de 1852 em Oberhausen junto a Schleiden/Eifel – 1933 em Munique) foi um jornalista e explorador da Alemanha. Zöller estudou direito e viajou pela região do Mar Mediterrâneo. Em 1874 começou a trabalhar como jornalista do Kölnische Zeitung. Em 1879 Zöller iniciou suas viagens pelo mundo, o que resultou no livro Rund um die Erde (Köln 1881). Em 1881 e 1882 ele pela América do Sul, publicando Die Deutschen im brasilianischen Urwald (Stuttgart 1883) e Pampas und Anden (Stuttgart 1884). (pt)
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  • Hugo Zöller (* 12. Januar 1852 in Oberhausen bei Schleiden/Eifel; † 9. Januar 1933 in München) war ein deutscher Forschungsreisender und Journalist. (de)
  • Hugo Zöller (12 January 1852 – 1933) was a German explorer and journalist. His brother (1847-1891?) was an author and friend of Karl Pearson. Hugo was born near Schleiden. He studied law and in 1872 to 1874 travelled to countries in Mediterranean Sea region. In 1874 he became a journalist for . In 1879 Zöller started his travels around the world. The result was a two volume book Rund um die Erde (Köln 1881). In 1881 and 1882 he travelled across South America and then published Die Deutschen im brasilianischen Urwald (Stuttgart 1883) and Pampas und Anden (Stuttgart 1884). By the end of 1882 he worked as a war correspondent in Egypt during the British campaign there. In 1883 he was ordered to explore territories in Western Africa previously explored by Gustav Nachtigal. First he travelled across the Togoland, then he went to Cameroon where he in 1884 made a successful ascent of Mount Cameroon together with Stefan Szolc-Rogoziński. While in Cameroon he discovered the but soon after this he fell ill and returned to Germany. In 1888 he travelled to German New Guinea and became the first European to penetrate into inner New Guinea and climb the peaks of Finisterre Range. During this he also discovered Mount Wilhelm in the Bismarck Range. He died in Munich. (en)
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