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Ludwig Averkamp (16
February 1927 – 29 July 2013) was a
German prelate of the
Catholic Church. He
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Bishop of Osnabrück from 1987 to 1994, and...
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Cameron Krutwig (Third Team)
Academic All-Americans 2013 – Ben
Averkamp (Second Team) 2019 –
Clayton Custer (Third Team) 2021 –
Cameron Krutwig...
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January 2003
Quashed 2003-2014 Term
ended 21
March 2014
Predecessor Ludwig Averkamp Successor Stefan Heße
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Auxiliary Bishop of Münster Orders...
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Stoffels (1626-1663),
partner of the
Dutch Baroque painter Rembrandt Ludwig Averkamp (1927-2013),
Archbishop of
Hamburg Klaus Balkenhol (born 1939), German...
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consecrated at the Osnabrück
Cathedral on 8
January 1989 by
Ludwig Averkamp,
bishop of Osnabrück. In 1994
Jaschke was
appointed auxiliary bishop in...
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Cifuentes Gómez (1967.03.10 – 1970.12.02), as
titular Archbishop Ludwig Averkamp (1973.01.18 – 1985.11.07)
Vladas Michelevičius (1986.11.13 – 2008.11.12)...
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Sankt Georg which is
located in the
borough of Hamburg-Central.
Ludwig Averkamp (24
October 1994 – 16
February 2002)
Werner Thissen (22
November 2002 –...
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Utrecht with the
composer and
conductor Richard Hol, the
composer Anton Averkamp (1861–1934) and the
violinist Henri Wilhelm Petri (1856–1914), Mengelberg...
