Order for Art and Science (Mecklenburg-Strelitz)
The Order of Arts and Sciences was founded by Grand Duke on November 11, 1909 Adolf Friedrich V donated. Until October 1916 it was awarded in gold (actually gold-plated silver) and silver to 20 artists and scientists.
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- William Büllner , in Hamburg in 1912 in gold
- James Kwast in Berlin in 1912 in gold
- Frieda Kwast-Hodapp , "Grand Duke Hessian Chamber Virtuoso" 1912 in gold
- Marcel Salzer in Berlin in 1913 in gold
- Hugo Walter , theater director in Neustrelitz 1913 in gold
- Kurt Frederich , "Herzöglich Sachsischer Kammersänger" 1913 in silver
- Sigrid Arnoldson , "Kammersängerin" 1914 in gold
- Friedrich Hauptmann , conductor 1914 in silver
- Edwin Fischer , pianist in Berlin-Friedenau in 1915 in silver
- Erika Wedekind , "Kammersängerin" in Dresden 1915 in gold
- Ferdinand Hummel , conductor in Berlin 1915 in gold
- Mrs. Pabst-Krause , opera singer 1915 in silver
- Alfred Abel , actor in Berlin 1916 in silver
- Erna Denera , "Kammersängerin" in Berlin 1916 in gold
- Kurt Frederich , "Herzöglich Sächsischer Kammersänger" 1916 this time in gold
- Frederik Friedmann , director in Berlin 1916 in silver
- Kaufmann, director in Berlin 1916 in silver
- Gustav Havemann , Royal Saxon First Kapellmeister in Dresden in 1916 in gold
- Carl Adolf Martiensen , a piano virtuoso in Leipzig in 1916 in silver
- Marie Götze , chamber singer in Berlin 1916 in gold
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literature
- WH Edler v. Hessenthal en G. Schreiber: The portable decorations of the German Reich , Berlin 1940
- Peter Ohm-Hieronymussen: The Mecklenburg-Strelitz medals and decorations , Copenhagen 2000, pp. 21–65
- Jörg Nimmergut: Germany catalog 2001 medals and decorations