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Jenny Gröllmann (5
February 1947 – 9
August 2006) was a
German actress, best
known for her work on
films I Was
Nineteen (1968), Peas at 5:30 (2004) and...
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rather a
paraphyletic one due to lack of
shared innovations.
Gerber &
Grollmann (2018)
presented additional evidence supporting the
paraphyletic nature...
- actress. Born in
Berlin to
actor Ulrich Mühe (1953–2007) and
actress Jenny Gröllmann (1947–2006), she was
invited by
director Maria von
Heland to a casting...
- dare to criticise." On screen, he co-starred with his
second wife
Jenny Gröllmann in
Herman Zschoche's film Hälfte des Lebens [de] (Half of Life, 1984)...
- the
national language of Bhutan, may in fact have a
Lhokpu substratum.
Grollmann &
Gerber (2017)
consider Lhokpu to have a
particularly close relationship...
- Sal languages.
Grollmann &
Gerber (2017)
consider Lhokpu to have a
particularly close relationship with
Dhimal and Toto.
Gerber &
Grollmann (2018) group...
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libel for an
interview in
which Mühe ****erted that his
second wife,
Jenny Gröllmann,
informed the
Stasi about his
activities while they were East
German citizens...
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Pencz 2021.
Grollmann 2021, p. 31.
Willems 2013, p. 343.
Baldus 2010, p. 14.
Grollmann 2021, p. 31,
Footnote 8.
Willems 2013, p. 349.
Grollmann 2021, pp...
- but not
directly descended, from
classical Tibetan.[citation needed]
Grollmann &
Gerber (2023) note that
Tshangla is not
particularly closely related...
- in/census.website/data/LSI Hwang, Hyunkyung; Lee,
Seunghun J.; P. Gerber; S.
Grollmann (2019). "Laryngeal
contrast and tone in Tamang: an
analysis based on a...
