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Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen is a [[German]] [[physicist]] who discovered [[X-Ray]]] [[radiation]]. Wilhelm also studied many other types of radiation and was ostensibly hired by a supposed representative of the German [[government]] to create an [[electrial projector]]. However, his device was stolen and the government disavowed any knowledge of it.<ref>[[Gothic Earth Gazetteer]] p. 44-45</ref>
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen is a [[German]] [[physicist]] who discovered [[X-Ray]]] [[radiation]]. Wilhelm also studied many other types of radiation and was ostensibly hired by a supposed representative of the German [[government]] to create an [[electrial projector]]. However, his device was stolen and the government disavowed any knowledge of it.<ref>[[Gothic Earth Gazetteer]] p. 44-45</ref> A sample plot for Roentgen is given in the [[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] book included with the [[Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales]] boxed set.<ref name="A guide to gothic earth p. 121">[[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] p. 121, [[Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales]]</ref>


More on this person at [[W:William Conrad Roentgen|at Wikipedia]]
More on this person at [[W:William Conrad Roentgen|at Wikipedia]]

Latest revision as of 18:55, 17 July 2016

Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen is a German physicist who discovered X-Ray] radiation. Wilhelm also studied many other types of radiation and was ostensibly hired by a supposed representative of the German government to create an electrial projector. However, his device was stolen and the government disavowed any knowledge of it.[1] A sample plot for Roentgen is given in the A Guide to Gothic Earth book included with the Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales boxed set.[2]

More on this person at at Wikipedia

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