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Klingen can
refer to: Klinga, Norway, a
village in
Namsos Muni****lity in Trøndelag county,
Norway Klinga Muni****lity, a
former muni****lity now part...
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Walther von
Klingen (died 1
March 1284) was a
nobleman from the
Thurgau area.
After the
death of his
three sons made it
impossible for him to
found a...
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Sondre Klingen Langås (born 2
February 2001) is a
Norwegian professional footballer who
plays as a
defender for EFL
Championship club
Derby County and...
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Klingen (Danish: Blade) was an art
magazine based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The
magazine existed between 1917 and 1920.
Klingen was
established in 1917...
- In mathematics, a
Klingen Eisenstein series is a
Siegel modular form of
weight k and
degree g
depending on
another Siegel cusp form f of
weight k and...
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Fides von
Klingen (died 28
February 1358, Zurich) was a
Swiss abbess. She led the Fraumünster
Abbey and, effectively,
Zurich itself for 18 years, from...
- "Süßer die
Glocken nie
klingen" (Sweeter the
bells never sound) is a po****r
German Christmas carol with text by
Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger to a traditional...
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screenshot program for
Microsoft Windows. It is
developed by
Thomas Braun, Jens
Klingen and
Robin Krom and is
published under GNU
General Public License, hosted...
- Modern-Talking-Hits sehr, sehr ähnlich
klingen. Wir
haben aus
unseren LPs
immer diejenigen Titel als
Singles ausgekoppelt, die möglichst so
klingen wie der Vorgänger. As...
- books,
jewelry and textiles. As
author and
founder of the art
magazine Klingen (1917–1919),
Salto was also an
important contributor to the art debate...
