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Siegfried Kapper was the
literary pseudonym of
Isaac Salomon Kapper (21
March 1821, Smíchov – 7 June 1879, Prague), a Bohemian-born
Austrian writer of...
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Kappers is a
surname and may
refer to: C. U. Ariëns
Kappers (1877-1946),
Dutch neurologist Ariëns
Kappers Medal, a
scientific honor named after the Dutch...
- He was also
variously credited as
Bronislaw Kaper,
Bronislaw Kapper,
Benjamin Kapper, and
Edward Kane.
Kaper is
perhaps best
remembered as the composer...
- team. "Sirje
Kapper" (in Estonian).
Estonian Football ****ociation.
Sirje Kapper at the
Estonian Football ****ociation (in Estonian)
Sirje Kapper national team...
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Tiina Kapper (until 1917
Kristiine Lebedeva; 1
February 1895 – 9
November 1947) was an
Estonian dancer and
dance pedagogue. She was born in
Saint Peterburg...
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Marnix Kappers (8
September 1943 – 10
October 2016) was a
Dutch cabaret artist and actor, best
known for his
roles on De
Familie Knots (1980), Zonder...
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researchers and anthropologists.
Studies by
Felix von Luschan,
Arries and
Kappers found that
Druze in the Levant,
along with
their Muslim and
Christian counterparts...
- is a 2009
American direct-to-video
Christian drama film
directed by Chad
Kapper. The film was the
first lead film role for
contemporary Christian singer-songwriter...
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science fiction film
directed by Chad
Kapper, who also
served as
executive producer. The film
stars Christian Kapper as a
teenager looking for his missing...
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Archived from the
original on 9
January 2014.
Retrieved 21
November 2013. Knud
Kapper Hansen (1995). Tårne, spir og kupler: om Københavns og
Frederiksbergs karakteristiske...
