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Knape (pronounced [
ˈknaːpɛ], German: Knapou) is a
small settlement in the Muni****lity of Škofja Loka in the
Upper Carniola region of Slovenia. The name...
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Knape is a
Swedish surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Anders Knape (born 1955),
Swedish politician Bo
Knape (born 1949),
Swedish Olympic...
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Ulrika Margareta Knape-Lindberg (née
Knape on 26
April 1955) is a
retired Swedish diver. She
competed in the 10 m
platform and 3 m
springboard at the...
- Klas
Anders Knape (born 7 July 1955 in Karlstad) is a
Swedish conservative politician (Moderate Party). He
served as the
President of the
Congress of...
- Mirren.
Annie Clarke and
Chris Harper live in the
Yorkshire village of
Knapely,
where they
spend much time at the
local Women's
Institute and with each...
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Teegarden & Van
Winkle were an
American musical duo,
composed of Skip (
Knape) Van
Winkle (electronic organ,
organ pedal b****, vocals) and
David Teegarden...
- Bo
Knape (born 16
August 1949) is a
Swedish sailor. He won a
silver medal in the
Soling class at the 1972
Summer Olympics.
Profile at sports-reference...
- "Sister Anne"
Larry Horton –
trombone on "Sister Anne" Skip "Van Winkle"
Knapé –
organ on "Miss X"
Brenda Knight –
vocals on "Sister Anne"
Kinki Le Pew –...
- ohne Rahmen: Zur
Rhetorik des Plakats, in: Medienrhetorik, ed. by
Joachim Knape. Attempto, Tübingen (Germany) 2005, ISBN 3-89308-370-7, S. 81–112. Franz-Josef...
- competitors, 104 men and 27 women, took part in 90
events in 18 sports.
Ulrika Knape — Diving, Women's 10m
Platform Ragnar Skanåker — Shooting, Men's Free Pistol...
