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Ferdinand Dirichs (24
November 1894 – 27
December 1948) was a
German Roman Catholic bishop.
Dirichs was born in
Germany and was
ordained to the priesthood...
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Ursula Dirichs (born 1933, Recklinghausen,
Germany - 2022) was a
German actress.
Ursula Dirichs was born in the
northern Ruhr area and grew up in Königsberg...
- it was made as a co-production
between France and West Germany.
Ursula Dirichs as Ida
Jungmann Reinhild Solf as Tony
Volkert Kraeft as
Thomas Gerd Böckmann...
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crowned with a new
Danish Crown Regalia which had been made for him by
Dirich Fyring (1580–1603), ****isted by the
Nuremberg goldsmith,
Corvinius Saur...
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Giller (1927–2011),
actor Karl
Ridderbusch (1932–1997),
opera singer Ursula Dirichs (born 1935),
actress Rosemarie Koczy (1939–2007),
artist and teacher, concentration...
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reading is
accepted by both
Havet and
Dirichs above. The
interpretation "Cozeiuod orieso" = "Conseuiod orieso" is
Dirich's.
Havet reads: "Cozeui adoriose" = "Conseui...
- the
introduction of
absolute monarchy in 1660. The
crown was
fashioned by
Dirich Fyring (1580-1603) at
Odense ****isted by the
Nuremberg goldsmith Corvini****...
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Franz Bronski Sylvia Gartmann as
Sylvia Traugott Buhre as Dr. Genée
Ursula Dirichs as Ms.
Willek Alfred Edel [de] as
Factory security chief Gelegenheitsarbeit...
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improve the
development of the
residential area Goldstein. At the Ferdinand-
Dirichs-Weg the
existing forest railway route is
reached again. It
leads along...
- Ruth Leuwerik,
Ernst Fritz Fürbringer,
Jacques Breuer,
Edwin Noel,
Ursula Dirichs 103 - 05 Die
kleine Ahrens 27 May 1983
Horst Tappert,
Fritz Wepper, Willy...
