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Reverend Henry Fred
Gerecke (/gɛrəki/;
August 4, 1893 –
October 11, 1961) was a
Lutheran minister who
worked as a pastor, evangelist,
prison chaplain...
- composed, and
directed by
Jonathan Christenson and
designed by
Bretta Gerecke. It
follows the life of
Edgar Allan Poe and the
internal and
external struggles...
- The Mathewson–
Gerecke House in Norfolk,
Nebraska was
built in 1884. It was
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 2012. It is a two-story...
- O'Keeffe 2013, p. 172. Jodl 1946, p. 663. Railton,
Nicholas M. "Henry
Gerecke and the
Saints of Nuremberg."
Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte, vol. 13, no. 1...
- species".
Irish Naturalists' Journal. 33: 19–27. Di
Sabatino A, Smit H,
Gerecke R,
Goldschmidt T,
Matsumoto N,
Cicolani B (2008). "Global
diversity of...
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Baldur von Schirach, were
eventually communed by
Lutheran Pastor Henry F.
Gerecke and were
administered the Eucharist.
According to
British intelligence...
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Fabrice G.; Streicher, Martin; Kuehr, Ruediger; Hagelüken, Christian;
Gerecke,
Andreas C. (2010). "A
review of the
environmental fate and
effects of...
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Rosenberg has been
described as an
atheist by people,
including Henry F.
Gerecke, the
Lutheran chaplain who
communed with some of the
Nuremberg prisoners...
- hanging. On the day of the execution,
Keitel told
prison chaplain Henry F.
Gerecke "You have
helped me more than you know. May Christ, my saviour,
stand by...
- Who
Ministered to ****s". 24
August 2014. Railton,
Nicholas M. “Henry
Gerecke and the
Saints of Nuremberg.”
Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte, vol. 13, no. 1...
