- Jan
Mankes: Big Owl on
Screen (1913);
Private collection". Rijksmuseum.
Retrieved 24 May 2014.
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Manke Nelis (born
Cornelis Pieters; 1919-1993) was a
Dutch singer in the
levenslied genre.
Manke Nelis was born in
Groenlo on 16
December 1919 and began...
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Manke may
refer to: Rolf
Manke (1915–1944),
commander of
German submarine U-358.
Manke Nelis (born 1919),
Dutch singer in the
levenslied genre.
Mount Manke...
- John
Donald Manke (January 1917 –
August 12, 1985) was an
American sheriff and politician. Born in
January 1917,
Manke attended Edgemont High
School for...
- Rolf
Manke (21
December 1915 – 1
March 1944) was the
commander of
German submarine U-358
which was
responsible for the
sinking of four
Allied ships and...
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Sally JoAnne Menke (December 17, 1953 –
September 27, 2010) was an
American film editor, who
worked in
cinema and television. Over the span of her 30-year...
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Colleagues and
contemporaries of
Johnny include Tante Leen and
Manke Nelis.
Another notable Amsterdam song is "Amsterdam" by
Jacques Brel (1964)...
- Naarden: In den Toren.
Mankes-Zernike, A;
Roland Holst, R N (1923). Jan
Mankes (in Dutch). Utrecht: J.A.A.M. van Es. OCLC 905279512.
Mankes-Zernike, Anne (1925)...
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Vengeance (Got fun nekome) by
Sholem Asch. Rivkele, a
young woman, and
Manke, a
prostitute in her father's brothel, fall in love. On
March 6, 1923, during...
- Fridovich,
Supporting Party Mountain,
Mount Graham,
Mount Nichols,
Mount Manke,
Cresley Peak and
Fadden Peak. The
Fallone Nunataks are to the north, and...
