Kurt Linder (8 October 1933 – 12 December 2022) was a German professional football manager and player. He played for Young Boys, Rapid Wien, Rot-Weiss...
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Swedish Film Academy (redirect from Kurt Linder Scholarship)
and technical terms. It is located in Stockholm, and awards the annual Kurt Linder Scholarship to young filmmakers who have made significant contributions...
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Linder may refer to: Linder (river), Bavaria, Germany Linder Peak, Antarctica Linder Glacier, Antarctica Linder Township, Greene County, Illinois Alex...
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others. It took until 1977 before YB would again win a title. Under coach Kurt Linder, the Cup was brought to Bern for the fifth time. Thanks to this title...
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interim) Kurt Linder (1981–82) Aad de Mos (1982–85) Antoine Kohn, Tonny Bruins Slot and Cor van der Hart (1985, interim) Johan Cruyff (1985–88) Kurt Linder (1988)...
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and became the league's top scorer at age 20. Between 1968 and 1972, Kurt Linder coached PSV. His team reached two Dutch cup finals and the semi-finals...
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(1962–64) Roger Reymond and Roger Bocquet (1964) Roger Reymond (1964–65) Kurt Linder (1965–66) Wilhelm Hahnemann (1966–67) Roger Vonlanthen (1967–72) Louis...
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Lucien Leduc March 1972–July 1972 Mario Zatelli July 1972–March 1973 Kurt Linder March 1973–August 1973 Mario Zatelli August 1973–December 1973 Joseph...
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From left to right: Jansen, manager Kurt Linder and Jesper Olsen ahead of Ajax's winning 1981–82 season...
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Enden () Jan Bens (1960–62) Jiří Hanke (1962–63) Bob Janse (1963–66) Kurt Linder (1966–68) Pim Visser (1971–74) Hans Dorjee (1974–76) Sándor Popovics...
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