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Josef Zwernemann (26
March 1916 – 8
April 1944) was a
German Luftwaffe military aviator during World War II and a
fighter ace
credited with 126
enemy aircraft...
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Zeitgeschichte in
Farbe III
Radusch –
Zwernemann [Oak
Leaves Bearers 1940–1945:
Contemporary History in
Color III
Radusch –
Zwernemann] (in German). Selent, Germany:...
- such
experienced pilots as
Alfred Grislawski, Hans
Dammers and
Josef Zwernemann.
After a few days of
intensive mock
combats and
practice flights, Grislawski...
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Franz Eisenach (129)
Franz Dörr (128)
Rudolf Rademacher (126)?
Josef Zwernemann (126)
Dietrich Hrabak (125) Wolf-Udo
Ettel (124)
Herbert Ihlefeld (123)...
- pp. 287–296. doi:10.1007/978-3-642-41650-7_26. ISBN 978-3-64241649-1.
Zwernemann-Blech, Irene. "Events
during Zuse Year 2010". www.horst-zuse.homepage...
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International Encyclopedia of the
Social Sciences. 1968. Encyclopedia.com. Jürgen
Zwernemann, LEO
FROBENIUS AND
CULTURAL RESEARCH IN AFRICA.
Research review--Institute...
- Africana: Part 2".
Sierra Leone Language Review, 4, 1965, pp. 122–128.
Zwernemann, Jürgen (1967). "Kasem
Dialects in the
Polyglotta Africana".
African Language...
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Computer History Museum.
Archived from the
original on 3 July 2012.
Zwernemann-Blech, Irene. "Zuse-Jahr 2010". www.horst-zuse.homepage.t-online.de. Zuse-Jahr...
- This is
commemorated by a
monument erected in 1934 by
Brother Dominikus Zwernemann (1901-1983) of
Gerleve Abbey.
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