Edithistory:Dan Stanislawski
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| 1312294226 | 2025-09-19T20:46:29Z | Rafe87 | [[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'Dan Stanislawski ([[Bellingham, Washington]], April 20, 1903 – [[Berkeley, California]], July 12, 1997) was a historical geographer from the [[United States]]. He is best known for his research on the political geography of [[Portugal]] and village structures in [[Mesoamerica]] after the arrival of the [[Spaniards|Spanish]]. He has received several academic awards and fellowships. Born in [[Washington (state)|Washington]], Stanislawski came to Californ...' |
