1634: The Bavarian Crisis is written by Virginia DeMarce and Eric Flint and is available in print form.
Quattro Gmbh and Lamborghini are subsidiaries of Audi, and Audi e-tron is a division of the company. Audi manufactures the Audi A1 and were founded by August Horch.
Acura is a division of the manufacturer, Honda, who produced the Acura TLX with an Inline-four engine.
Anaheim is part of California, in the United States.
Julia Morgan was born in San Francisco and she designed the Asilomar Conference Grounds and the Los Angeles Herald examiner building, a landmark in California. The Riverside Art Museum is also one of her significant buildings.
Administrative Science Quarterly was published by Cornell University.
1634: The Bavarian Crisis | author | Virginia DeMarce and Eric Flint 1634: The Bavarian Crisis | media type | Print Audi A1 | manufacturer | Audi Audi | founded by | August Horch Audi | division | Audi e-tron Audi | subsidiary | Quattro GmbH Audi | subsidiary | Lamborghini Acura TLX | manufacturer | Honda Honda | division | Acura Acura TLX | engine | Inline-four engine Anaheim, California | is part of | California Anaheim, California | country | United States Asilomar Conference Grounds | architect | Julia Morgan Julia Morgan | birth place | San Francisco Julia Morgan | significant building | Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Julia Morgan | significant building | Riverside Art Museum Administrative Science Quarterly | publisher | Cornell University