- The
Scharffenberg family was a
family of sixteenth-century printers,
bookdealers and publishers, who
lived in the
Kingdom of Poland. They
worked in various...
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Johan Scharffenberg (23
November 1869 – 1
February 1965) was a
Norwegian psychiatrist, politician,
speaker and writer.
Scharffenberg was born in Moss as...
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Svein Scharffenberg (21 June 1939 – 5
December 2017) was a
Norwegian actor and
stage director. He was born in Oslo. He
started his
acting career at Den...
- Mimi
Scharffenberg (November 7, 1883 -
before 1926) was an
American missionary; she was the
first single woman to be a Seventh-Day
Adventist missionary...
- Śmiercią (Master Polikarp’s
Dialogue with Death) from 1542 (Cracow,
Maciej Scharffenberg) has been
discovered in one of the
European university libraries. The...
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Theodora Scharffenberg Wangerin (December 17, 1888 -
March 19, 1978) was an
American Seventh-Day
Adventist missionary in Korea. A
native of Milwaukee...
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Johan Scharffenberg, then a
medical student,
suggested the
painting to be a
manifestation of Munch's
amorality and
mental degeneration;
Scharffenberg diagnosed...
- und vieren, auff alle
Instrument ...
zusamen bracht. Breslau:
Crispin Scharffenberg. Hiley, David. 2001. "Clef (i)". The New
Grove Dictionary of
Music and...
-
Norwegian drama film
written and
directed by Mona J. Hoel,
starring Svein Scharffenberg and Gørild Mauseth. It was the
first attempt in
Norway at a
Dogme film...
- Holzbauer,
first performed in 1777.
Chisholm 1911. Graf L.
Utterodt zu
Scharffenberg, Günther, Graf von Schwarzburg, erwählter
deutscher König (Leipzig,...
