October 29, 2022

Miles John Breuer, 1889-1945 [RG0784.AM]

HISTORY NEBRASKA MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID

RG0784.AM:  Miles John Breuer, 1889-1945

Maps, booklet:  1918; 2020
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska:  Physician
Size:  One folder

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Born January 3, 1889, in Chicago, Illinois, Miles John Breuer married Julia Strejc and had three children, Rosalie, Stanley and Mildred.  Miles worked in Lincoln, Nebraska, as a physician.  He served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps during World War I.  He was stationed at Base Hospital #49 at Allerey, France.  In addition to his medical career, Breuer was also a writer of science fiction works.  He had works featured in such magazines as Amazing Stories, Future Fiction, and Wonder Stories.  Miles John Breuer died at Lost Angeles, California, on October 14, 1945.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The collection consists of several maps collected or used by Miles John Breuer during his service in the Medical Corps during World War I.  Items include a map of western Europe; a map of Toul, France, 2nd Army, 28th Engineers, 1918; and three maps of Hospital Center at Allerey, France, principally section #10.  Also included is a booklet about Breuer’s writings entitled, The Amazing Breuer: Early Czech-American Science Fiction Author Miloslav (Miles) J. Breuer (1889-1945).

INVENTORY

Maps, ca. 1918 (see oversize)

The Amazing Breuer: Early Czech-American Science Fiction Author Miloslav (Miles) J. Breuer (1889-1945)



Subject headings:

Authors, American — Nebraska
Breuer, Miles John, 1889-1945
Maps
Physicians — Nebraska
Science-fiction writers — Nebraska
United States. Army. Base Hospital No. 49, Allerey, France
World War I
World War, 1914-1918 – Hospitals

Revised TMM         03-02-2016; 03-23-2022

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