Krappe, Alexander Haggerty, 1894-1947

found: His Alliteration in the Chanson de Roland and in the Carmen de prodicione Guenonis, 1921.

found: Schmidt, Werner. Zum Faktor Feuchtigkeit bei der Herrichtung und Keimung des Kiefersamens, 1936, via Google Books, April 25, 2020:title page ("Translated from the German by A.H. Krappe, February, 1936")

found: Wikipedia, April 25, 2020("Alexander Haggerty Krappe (6 July 1894-30 November 1947) was a folklorist and author. Along with Francis Peabody Magoun, he was the first translator of folktales collected by the Brothers Grimm into the English language. He was also a linguist, teacher, translator of scientific and other materials, a Roman philologist, a comparative mythologist, a classicist and Scandinavianist"; born in Boston, Mass.; educated in Germany after his parents' divorce and attended University of Berlin; later studied at University of Iowa and University of Chicago; Ph. D. in 1919; died in Iowa City, Iowa

found: Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, April 23, 2020(Krappe, Alexander Haggerty; other names: Krappe, Alexander H.; Haggerty Krappe, Alexander; Krappe, A. H.; (erroneous form); life dates: 1894-1947; occupations: Romanist, ethnologist; other information: grew up in Germany, in the USA from 1917)