- The
De Munck Stradivarius of 1730, also
called the
De Munck–Feuermann, is an
antique cello crafted by
Italian luthier Antonio Stradivari. It was notably...
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Munck may
refer to:
Adolf Fredrik Munck (1749–1831),
Swedish and
Finnish noble during the
Gustavian era Bror
Munck (born 1857) (1857–1935),
officer of...
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expatriate Rosamond Carr, who
introduced her to
Belgian local Alyette DeMunck;
DeMunck had a local's
knowledge of
Rwanda and
offered to find
Fossey a suitable...
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Frans de Munck (20
August 1922 – 24
December 2010) was a
Dutch football player and manager.
Nicknamed The
Black Panther due to his
black hair,
jersey and...
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Ernest de Munck (December 21, 1840 –
January 19, 1915) was a
Belgian cellist and composer. Born in Brussels,
de Munck learned the
cello from his professional...
- Chichester, West Sus****, UK:
Wiley Blackwell. p. 624. ISBN 978-1-405-18778-7.
DeMunck (2009).
Sieck (2010). Gomm (2009), p. ?. Tyler,
Stephen A. (1969). Cognitive...
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Eline De Munck (born 22
January 1988), also
known by the
stage name Ellektra, is a
Belgian singer.
De Munck released her
first album, More Is More, in...
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Limerence with
Chinese Characteristics:
Student Romance in the PRC". In
De Munck,
Victor C. (ed.).
Romantic Love and ****ual Behavior:
Perspectives from...
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Munger and ****van, 34
Davids and
De Munck, 327–329
Munger and ****van, 34
Davids and
De Munck, 319–330
Davids and
De Munck, 330–332 Le Corbellier, 29 Battie...
- 1956, p. 494.
Schechter 1925, p. 20.
Schechter 1925, p. 21.
De Munck 2012, p. 1066.
De Munck 2012, p. 1058.
Schechter 1925, pp. 47–48.
Schechter 1925, pp...
