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Prang PRANG, Louis (1824-1909) was born in Breslau of a French Huguenot 
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published his first Christmas cards for the American market in 1875. [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about HISTORIC NAMES - StudyStack [PAR] A GERMAN-BORN PRINTER BY THE NAME OF LOUIS PRANG INTRODUCED 
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learnt the fundamentals of printing in his father's fabric printing shop. ... Bits of art 
he called scrap, collecting these and arranging them along with other ... Two 
years later, in 1875, Prang started publishing and selling American Christmas 
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... especially in Germany, because of a brand-new printing process perfected by 
... Lithography, as the technique was called, could be used to reproduce large ... 
In 1875, Louis Prang began publishing cards, and earned the title "father of the... [DOC] [TLE] Biography  Louis Prang: Innovator, Collaborator, Educator [PAR] Louis Prang was born in present day Poland (then part of Prussia), March 24, 
1824. ... his young adulthood travelling through Germany, learning from other 
calico printers, ... into business by himself under the new firm name of L. Prang & 
Company. ... cards in Europe in 1874, introduced them to the American market in 
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message ... All holiday cards were imported from England until 1875 when Louis 
Prang .... American publishers formed close ties with German printing houses, 
sending them ... Four years later they changed their name to the Universal Postal 
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concerning ... Well, these practices continued for a long time even till after Christ 
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65% of U.S. adults believe that all of these

Question: A German-born printer named Louis Prang introduced these holiday cards to the U.S. in 1875
Answer: Christmas cards