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Colette Brettel (1902–1973) was a
British stage and film actress. Born
Dorothy Nicolette Pettigrew in London, she made her
screen debut in the 1920 film...
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Gauteng and
Limpopo in
South Africa. The
soundtrack is
include Ron
Brettel with "Awaken" and "Zulu Jive" by
Urban Rhythm Factory.
American synth-pop...
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chair of
Economics for
Engineers and
Natural Scientists of Prof. Dr.
Malte Brettel with
research focus on entrepreneurship, eCommerce,
financing and intercultural...
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Meiners 1982, p. 105. Kemper, J.; Shilke, O.; Reimann, M.; Wang, X.;
Brettel, M. (2013). "Competition-motivated
corporate social responsibility". Journal...
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Woking Park was open farmland. It was sold to the UDC in 1902 by the
Brettel family on the
condition that it
would be used as a
recreation ground and...
- biochem.7b00366. PMID 28880077.
Thiagarajan V,
Byrdin M, Eker AP, Müller P,
Brettel K (June 2011). "Kinetics of
cyclobutane thymine dimer splitting by DNA...
- www.marketing-tag.de.
Retrieved September 9, 2020. Heinemann, Florian;
Brettel, Malte; Engelen, Andreas; Neubauer,
Steven (February 11, 2011). "Cross‐Functional...
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drama film
directed by A. V.
Bramble and
starring Milton Rosmer,
Colette Brettel and
Warwick Ward. It is the
first film
adaptation made of the 1847 novel...
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Fritz Freisler and
starring Paul Richter,
Fritz Alberti and
Colette Brettel. The film's sets were
designed by
Bruno Lutz and
Franz Seemann. Paul Richter...
- ISBN 978-1-84731-095-8.
Stanford Women's
Legal History Project page T.
Brettel Dawson, "Clara
Brett Martin Revisited", Women, Law and
Social Change (4th...
