- Ullmann, Johann, the
second watch officer, and the
Bibelforscher are killed;
Frenssen,
Bootsmann Lamprecht, and
Hinrich are wounded.
After the raid,
Werner leaves...
-
August 1957 in Essen) is a
German actor. He
debuted as the
crude sailor "
Frenssen" in the
Academy Award-nominated 1981 film Das Boot and
frequently appeared...
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Institute of
Contemporary Art; Berkeley:
University Art Museum.
Birte Frenssen,
Rosemarie Trockel (1998).
Rosemarie Trockel,
Werkgruppen 1986–1998 : Köln...
-
Gustav Frenssen (19
October 1863 – 11
April 1945) was a
German novelist. He
wrote patriotically about his
native country and
promoted Heimatkunst (regionalism)...
- (Dutch:
Technocratische Partij) was a
political party in
Belgium led by Leo
Frenssen. The
party created a
surprise by
winning 21,000
votes and six
seats on...
-
expert medical testimony. In 1923 she
collaborated with Lape and
Gustav Frenssen to
write Klaus Hinrich Baas: The
Story Of A Self-made Man.... Read lived...
- F. & G. Witherby. ISBN 978-0-89839-174-9.
Retrieved 25
February 2014.
Frenssen, G. (1914) [1906].
Peter Moors Fahrt nach Südwest [Peter Moor's Journey...
- sent him to Chamonix, France,
where he was
taught by a
German coach, Thea
Frenssen. At the age of 16, he
represented Spain at the 1956
Winter Olympics in...
- were
nominated first-time
including Knut
Hamsun (awarded in 1920),
Gustav Frenssen,
Alois Jirásek,
Maxim Gorky, and
Gunnar Gunnarsson. The
highest number...
- Kreisschlösser, Müller, Tieck, Schefer, ****ens Das
Zweite Programm, Joyce, May,
Frenssen, Stifter, Gutzkow, Lafontaine, Joyce, Collins, Bulwer-Lytton, Spindler...
