Debbie Schlussel (born April 9, 1969) is an American attorney, author, political commentator, movie critic, TV host, and blogger. She writes movie reviews...
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Christopher Clavius (redirect from Christopher Schlüssel)
Latinization of his original German name, suggesting that his name may have been Schlüssel (German for 'key', which is clavis in Latin). Clavius joined the Jesuit...
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Kürzer Schumacher Schlüssel Uerige Alter Bahnhof (Gulasch Alt) Brauhaus Joh Albrecht (Johann Albrecht Alt) Füchschen, Uerige, Schlüssel and Kürzer are all...
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4 Schlüssel (English: The Four Keys) is a German crime film directed by Jürgen Roland. It was released in 1966. Günther Ungeheuer [de] as Alexander Ford...
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Wilhelm Schlüssel is a West German sprint canoer who competed in the late 1950s. He won a silver medal in the K-2 10000 m event at the 1958 ICF Canoe...
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August 2024, he was ranked number 14 in the world. He won the 2022 Bremer Schlüssel and the 2022 London Open. "PSA World Tour Rankings - The Professional...
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Edith Schlüssel was a Danish film editor active from 1934 to 1972. She often worked with director Carl Theodor Dreyer. Bedroom Mazurka (1970) Eric Soya's...
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Schlüssel. Each (except Brauerei Kürzer) produces a special, secret, seasonal "Sticke" version in small quantities, though the names vary: Schlüssel spells...
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October 2023). "Vatikanexperte erläutert die Papstfarben Gelb und Weiß: Der Schlüssel zur Farbgebung". Domradio (in German). Rom, aber auch die Päpste hatten...
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Reservehandverfahren (redirect from Schlüssel Henno)
cribs for solving Naval Enigma. A Mediterranean variant was known as Schlüssel Henno, which was first tackled — unsuccessfully — in May 1943. It was...
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