- Karl
Kehrle OSB OBE (3
August 1898, Mittelbiberach, Germany – 1
September 1996, Buckfast, Devonshire, England, UK),
known as
Brother Adam, was a Benedictine...
- many
subspecies and
their strains,
developed by
Brother Adam (born Karl
Kehrle in 1898 in Germany), who was in
charge of b****eeping from 1919 at Buckfast...
-
announced its
intention to
pursue legal action.
Brother Adam, born Karl
Kehrle in 1898 in Germany, died in 1996, was put in
charge of the Abbey's b****eeping...
-
percussion Additional personnel Konrad "Conny"
Plank –
sound engineering Klaus Kehrle. "Tone
Float - Organisation". allmusic.com.
Retrieved 2
September 2012....
- illnesses. At the
beginning of the phenomena, the
German priest Joseph Kehrle was
appointed by the
bishop to
accompany the
apparitions and
concluded that...
- Hans-Jürgen Pütz –
drums (including moog drums), percussion,
vibraphone Kehrle,
Klaus (2011). "Dreamlab –
Mythos | AllMusic". allmusic.com.
Retrieved 9...
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rigor with
which they were
ascertained by the
German missionary Fr.
Joseph Kehrle, who was
answered by the
illiterate girls in both
Latin and
German languages...
- 1908),
Soviet Armenian theoretical astrophysicist.
September 1 – Karl
Kehrle (Brother Adam) (b. 1898),
British Benedictine monk and b****eeper. September...
- (1748–1836) –
first to
propose a
natural classification of
flowering plants Karl
Kehrle (1898–1996) –
Benedictine Monk of
Buckfast Abbey, England; b****eeper; world...
- hive and
became famous in
Europe by
honorable buckfast bee
breeder Karl
Kehrle (Brother Adam) in Devon, England. For
international b****eeping, it is important...
