- E. O.
Plauen (often
stylized as e.o.plauen) was the
pseudonym of
Erich Ohser (18
March 1903 – 5
April 1944) (some
sources give his
birth year as 1909)...
- Out of the 20
illustrators he had
contact with, the
choice fell on
Erich Ohser, who had
submitted several drafts,
including one of
Father and Son. Because...
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political economy and culture. He was a
close friend of
Erich Kästner and
Erich Ohser (pen name, e. o. plauen) and together, they
became known as "the
three Erichs...
-
Heckel (1812-1877),
instrument maker E.o.plauen, (means:
Erich Ohser from Plauen),
Erich Ohser, (1903-1944),
artist (Father and Son), born in Gettengrün http://www...
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strips of all time. It was
created by
Erich Ohser,
under the
pseudonym e.o.plauen (which
stands for "Erich
Ohser from Plauen" and was
adopted by him after...
- Kammervirtuosen" (Evening Song of the
Chamber Virtuoso) with
illustrations by
Erich Ohser, led to his
dismissal in 1927. That same year, he
moved to Berlin, although...
- book
Father and Son (comics)
written in 1934 by the
German author Erich Ohser, was
first published in the
Berliner Illustrirten Zeitung. The two stories...
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Willy Moese - (Bogomil,
Klaus und Choko) Otto Nückel - (Destiny)
Erich Ohser (also
known as "E.O. Plauen") - (Vater und Sohn)
Martin Perscheid - (Perscheids...
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experimental and
theoretical methods.
Together with the
mathematician Joachim Ohser he
described the
theoretical background of his
research in the book Statistical...
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semaine de bonté by Max Ernst.
Vater und Sohn by E.O. Plauen, aka
Erich Ohser.
Jucika by Pál Pusztai. Séta Álomországban by Bit (a.k.a. Nándor Honti [hu])...
