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Kriegsman is the
surname of: Alan M.
Kriegsman (1928–2012),
American dance critic James J.
Kriegsmann (1909–1994),
celebrity and
theatrical photographer...
- Alan M.
Kriegsman (February 28, 1928 –
August 31, 2012) was an
American dance critic. He won the 1976
Pulitzer Prize for his work at The
Washington Post...
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Kriegsman (born 1966) is an
American entrepreneur,
computer programmer, inventor, writer, and
former Director of
Engineering at Veracode.
Kriegsman has...
- cans on a stump. You can't
poison your cake and eat it too". Alan M.
Kriegsman of The
Washington Post
described the film as "a case of
machismo gone...
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Wells Kriegsman, an architect, in a
nondenominational ceremony in New York City; he has two
stepchildren from her
previous marriage, Mark
Kriegsman and...
- of one star out of four,
calling it "juvenile" and "flaccid." Alan M.
Kriegsman of The
Washington Post
panned the film for "crude photography, bad editing...
- Photography, for his
photographs "in
color and
black and white." 1976: Alan M.
Kriegsman, in Criticism, for his
writing about the
dance during 1975. 1977: George...
- B1.
Mozingo 2008, p. 124.
Kriegsman, Alan M. (22 July 1990). "The Pola
Nirenska Story". The
Washington Post. p. G3.
Kriegsman, Alan M. (9
February 1988)...
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Archived from the
original on
October 18, 2016.
Retrieved November 4, 2014.
Kriegsman, Alan M. (January 2, 1977). "The New Nutcracker: An
Artistic Coup". The...
- 1992). "A
Conversation with
Irina Nijinska".
Ballet Review. 19: 36–60.
Kriegsman, Alan (May 23, 1982). "The
Wonder of Nijinska's 'Noces'". The Washington...
