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Stresemann's bristlefront [Merulaxis stresemanni]

Stresemanntapaculo {m}orn.T

Nördlicher Stirnhaubentapaculo {m}orn.T

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Stresemann's bush crow [Zavattariornis stresemanni]

Akazienhäher {m}orn.T

Stresemann's bushcrow [Zavattariornis stresemanni]

Akazienhäher {m}orn.T

Zavattarivogel {m}orn.T

Stresemann's lory [Lorius amabilis]

Louisiadenlori {m}orn.T

Stresemann's mountain scops-owl [Otus stresemanni]

Stresemann-Zwergohreule {f}orn.T

Stresemann's oriole [Oriolus mellianus]

Seidenpirol {m}orn.T

Stresemann's rosefinch [Carpodacus eos]

Auroragimpel {m}orn.T

• Alternate names for the silver oriole include Mell's maroon oriole, Mell's oriole, Stresemann's maroon oriole and Stresemann's oriole.
• On 11 November 1923, Jarres followed the invitation by Gustav Stresemann and became Minister of the Interior in the second Stresemann cabinet.
• He travelled to East Germany in May 1957 and worked with Erwin Stresemann examining specimens from the Chinese region.
• Tensions between Stresemann and Luther emerged, when the chancellor claimed that Stresemann had only informed him about the secret memorandum and the details of German policy on the security issue in mid-February.
• The reserve is the last known area to contain Stresemann's bristlefront ("Merulaxis stresemanni"), a bird which is endemic to Brazil and listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

• This was done under the Foreign Secretary of Germany, Gustav Stresemann.
• His sister, Käte Stresemann, was married to the German Chancellor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Gustav Stresemann.
• The Gustav-Stresemann-Ring is the southern end of the Ringstraße and is named after Gustav Stresemann, a German politician and statesman who served as Chancellor and Foreign Minister during the Weimar Republic.
• Stresemann is the daughter of Wolfgang Stresemann and granddaughter of liberal statesman Gustav Stresemann, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning German Chancellor and Foreign Minister during the Weimar Republic.