Basel
Germanic
['gaeilge', 'moldovan', 'common market', 'mam', 'bahasa melayu', 'tamil', 'kven', 'nynorsk', 'chewa', 'crimean tatar', 'korean', 'esperanto', 'tigrinya', 'divehi', 'slovenija', 'kannada', 'estonian', 'serbian latin', 'koine greek', 'malayalam', 'parsi', 'italians', 'belarusian', 'fijian', 'sinhalese', 'quechua', 'francophonie', 'welsh', 'farsi', 'old russian', 'kashubian', 'laotian', 'luxembourgish', 'french creole', 'valencian', 'indonesian', 'tamazight', 'esperantists', 'comorian', 'luxembourgeois', 'chuvash republic', 'german', 'niue', 'chukchi', 'high german', 'oriya', 'shona', 'slovenia', 'lezgian', 'marathi', 'brazilian portuguese', 'turkish', 'european union', 'old english', 'persian', 'slovakian', 'macedonian slavic', 'azeri', 'dutch', 'serbian cyrillic', 'dhivehi', 'kinyarwanda', 'bulgarian', 'latin american spanish', 'latvian', 'kirghiz', 'inuktitut', 'tsonga', 'hindustani', 'cymraeg', 'russified', 'veneto', 'leonese', 'castilian', 'greek', 'albania', 'galician', 'bislama', 'finland', 'old persian', 'cantonese', 'berber s', 'old welsh', 'malay', 'portuguese', 'chinese', 'ancient egyptian', 'germanophone', 'khasi', 'dzongkha', 'icelandic', 'traditional chinese', 'chuvashia', 'armenia', 'magyar', 'medieval greek', 'greek people', 'uzbek', 'serbian']
Andreas Heusler
Andreas Heusler (10 August 1865 in Basel – 28 February 1940 in Basel) was a Swiss medievalist, specialising in Germanic and Norse studies.