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Hermann Ahlwardt (21
December 1846 – 16
April 1914)[citation needed] was a writer, a
member of the
Reichstag (German parliament) and a
vehement antisemite...
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include Mike
Itkoff (tenor, 2008–2009), Dan
Ponce (tenor, 2008–2010), Ryan
Ahlwardt (tenor, 2008–2012), Don
Nottingham (baritone, 2010–2017),
David Roberts...
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Wilhelm Ahlwardt (4 July 1828,
Greifswald – 2
November 1909, Greifswald) was a
German orientalist who
specialized in
research of
Arabic literature. He...
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Christian Wilhelm Ahlwardt (23
November 1760 in
Greifswald – 12
April 1830 in Greifswald) was a
German classical philologist. He was the
father of orientalist...
- This was used in 1892 by the then
notorious anti-Semitic
agitator Hermann Ahlwardt,
member of the
German Reichstag, to
spread an anti-semitic
conspiracy theory...
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archives Joh. Chr.
Andreas Mayer (1747–1801),
physician Christian Wilhelm Ahlwardt (1760–1830),
philologist Caspar David Friedrich (1774–1840),
Romantic painter...
- may not
refer to the New Testament). His
poems were
edited by
Wilhelm Ahlwardt in the
Diwans of the Six
Ancient Arabic Poets (London, 1870), and separately...
- to the
mighty Warrior Antar. Antara's
poems are
published in
Wilhelm Ahlwardt's The
Divans of the six
ancient Arabic poets (London, 1870); they have also...
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print was
first compiled and
republished by
German Orientalist Wilhelm Ahlwardt. Abu
Tammam al-Mufaddal
Ramzi Baalbaki, The
Arabic Lexicographical Tradition:...
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published by
Arthur Wormhoudt as
Diwan Abu'l
Atahiya (1981) ISBN 0-916358-05-4
Ahlwardt,
Wilhelm (1861).
Diwan des Abu Nowas. Greifswald. pp. 21 ff. Baghdādī (al-)...
