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Peter Flinsch (April 22, 1920 –
March 30, 2010) was a
German Canadian artist, who
worked as a set
designer and art
director for
television programming...
- also due to
several takeovers, e.g. in 1916 by Frankfurt's type
foundry Flinsch,
itself a
global player. In 1927, an
office was
opened in New York City...
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Walter Flinsch (7
February 1903 – 3
February 1943) was a
German rower who
competed in the 1928
Summer Olympics and in the 1932
Summer Olympics. In 1928...
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Flinsch Peak (9,225 ft (2,812 m)) is
located in the
Lewis Range,
Glacier National Park in the U.S.
state of Montana. It is 2.3
miles (3.7 km) west of...
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Margret Joy
Flinsch Buba (25 July 1904 — 11
February 1998) was an
American sculptor and illustrator.
Throughout her career, Buba
created sculptures of...
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Erich Flinsch (14 July 1905 – 28
December 1990) was a
German pianist and
university lecturer. He was a grand-disciple of
Franz Liszt (1811-1886) and student...
- Highest point
Elevation 8,887 ft (2,709 m)
Prominence 1,282 ft (391 m)
Parent peak
Flinsch Peak (9,225 ft)
Isolation 1.98 mi (3.19 km)
Coordinates 48°34′37″N 113°32′01″W...
- (1924–2001), painter,
glazier George Fertig (1915–1983),
painter Peter Flinsch (1920–2010), painter, sculptor,
television set
designer Dulcie Foo Fat...
- 1932 Los
Angeles Rowing Men's
double sculls Silver Karl
Aletter Walter Flinsch,
Ernst Gaber, Hans
Maier 1932 Los
Angeles Rowing Men's
coxless four Gold...
- Mountain): 7,835 feet (2,388 m)
Flinsch Peak - 48°29′54″N 113°27′58″W / 48.49833°N 113.46611°W / 48.49833; -113.46611 (
Flinsch Peak): 9,225 feet (2,812 m)...
