- (Picidae) and
species P. canica****s. The wood**** is
named after Fritz Doerries, a
German lepidopterist, collector, and
explorer of Siberia,
where the...
- Kurt
Wilhelm Doerry (24
September 1874 – 4
January 1947) was a
German track and
field athlete. He
competed at the 1896
Summer Olympics in
Athens and the...
- p. 544.
Doerries &
Weinberg 2009, pp. 51–52. Höhne 1979, pp. 370–371. H****ell,
MacRae &
Ameskamp 2006, p. 24. Höhne 1979, p. 371.
Doerries & Weinberg...
-
interwoven relationships with others, has been
frequently noted. In 2005
Bryan Doerries,
writer and director,
began a
series of
readings of the play in the New...
-
Biddiscombe 2000, p. 1128
Biddiscombe 2000, p. 1130
Doerries 2009, p. 114
Doerries 2005, p. 105
Doerries 2005, p. 202
Biddiscombe 2006, p. 70 Biddiscombe...
-
communities across Europe. In June 2019, the Der
Spiegel journalist Martin Doerry [de]
exposed Hingst's
claims as
false with the ****istance of a team of historians...
- Jana Dörries (born 24
September 1975 in Potsdam) is a
German former swimmer who
competed in the 1992
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans...
-
interwoven relationships with others, has been
frequently noted. In 2005,
Bryan Doerries,
writer and director,
began a
series of
readings of the play in the New...
- 398. Read 2005, p. 825.
International Military Tribunal 1947, p. 798.
Doerries 2003, p. 35. West 2013, pp. 140–141. Read 2005, p. 833. Read 2005, pp. 833–837...
- the
Third Reich.
Carroll & Graf Publishers. p. 116. ISBN 0-7867-1713-0.
Doerries,
Reinhard R. (2003). Hitler's Last
Chief of
Foreign Intelligence: Allied...
