- John
Peter Zenger (October 26, 1697 – July 28, 1746) was a
German printer and
journalist in New York City.
Zenger printed The New York W****ly Journal....
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Zenger was a 20th-century
American underground newspaper that
focused on
corporate propaganda,
government corruption,
marijuana legalization and free speech...
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Zenger may
refer to:
Zenger family [de]
Christoph Zenger (born 1940), a
German mathematician Erich Zenger (1939–2010), a
German Roman Catholic priest...
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legal victory on
behalf of the
printer and
newspaper publisher John
Peter Zenger. His
involvement with the 1735
decision in New York
helped to establish...
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Julian Zenger (born 26
August 1997) is a
German professional volleyball player who
plays as a
libero for
Arkas İzmir and the
Germany national team. CEV...
- Karl
Zenger (born 3 June 1873 in Erding; died 19
February 1912 in Haar, Bavaria) was a
German figure skater.
Zenger won the
title of
German Champion in...
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Christoph Zenger (born 10
August 1940) is a
German mathematician. Born in Lindau,
Zenger studied physics at the
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich...
- Jeff
Zenger is a
Republican member of the
North Carolina House of
Representatives who has
represented the 74th
district (including
parts of
Forsyth County)...
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Sheahon Jay
Zenger is an
academic administrator currently serving as the 21st
president for
Illinois Wesleyan University.
Earlier in his career, he held...
- "The
Lonesome Death of
Hattie Carroll" is a
topical song
written by the
American musician Bob Dylan.
Recorded on
October 23, 1963, the song was released...
