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Matthias Klostermayr, also
known as
Bavarian Hiasl (German
Bayerischer Hiasl, Austro-Bavarian
Boarische Hiasl) (3
September 1736—6
September 1771), was a...
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Animal rights is the
philosophy according to
which many or all
sentient animals have
moral worth independent of
their utility to humans, and that their...
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Matthias Klostermayr, a.k.a.
Bavarian Hiasl, a.k.a.
Hiasl of Bavaria, a.k.a. der
Bayerische Hiasl, a.k.a. da
Boarische Hiasl Mathias Kneißl Hans
Kohlhase Klephtes...
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Tradition in]. In: Enzyklopädie des Märchens Band 1:
Aarne –
Bayerischer Hiasl.
Edited by Kurt Ranke;
Hermann Bausinger;
Wolfgang Brückner; Max Lüthi;...
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legendary Bavarian criminals and robbers, the Räuber Kneißl and the
Bayerische Hiasl.
Berger was born in 1941 in Ludwigsmoos, a
small village near Schrobenhausen...
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include Joan of Arc ("Orléans"),
robber Mathias Kneißl ("Schachermüller-
Hiasl") and
sailor Tjark Evers. The
track about Tjark Evers was
inspired by the...
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include the
songs "Kneissl" by
Georg Ringsgwandl (1993) and "Schachermüller-
Hiasl" by
Schandmaul (2016).
Three German films are
based on his life story: Mathias...
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Supreme Court ruled in
January 2008 that a
chimpanzee (called
Matthew Hiasl Pan by
those advocating for his personhood) was not a person,
after the...
- [Anthroposophy]. In: Enzyklopädie des Märchens Band 1:
Aarne –
Bayerischer Hiasl.
Edited by Kurt Ranke;
Hermann Bausinger;
Wolfgang Brückner; Max Lüthi;...
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known bandit and
murderer Matthias Klostermayr alias "The
Bavarian Hiasl", who was up to
mischief in the 18th century, was
nearly imprisoned by the...
