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- needed] In West Germany, Solzhenitsyn lived in Heinrich Böll's house in Langenbroich. He then moved to Zürich, Switzerland before Stanford University invited...
- Judith C. Vogt, born 1981 in Langenbroich [de], Düren, is a German author of fantasy, feminist and **** science fiction, young adult literature and historical...
- scholarshipsgrants from the Heinrich Böll Foundation, September 2010, Langenbroich (Germany); Hamburg Scholarship for Politically ****cuted 2011–2012;...
- Cologne, Prussia, German Empire Died 16 July 1985(1985-07-16) (aged 67) Langenbroich, West Germany Notable awards Georg Büchner Prize 1967 Nobel Prize in...
- Thum Üdingen Untermaubach (incl. Bilstein) Winden (incl. Bergheim and Langenbroich) In addition there was the now extinct village of Hemgenberg. Kreuzau...
- et des Traducteurs in Saint-Nazaire, France and Heinrich Böll Haus in Langenbroich, Germany. Despite the limited literary circulation in Central America...
- friends picked him up and drove him to the home of Heinrich Böll in Langenbroich. A representative of the KGB announced that Solzhenitsyn's wife and children...
- All Nations Foundation. From December 2002 to March 2003 he sta**** in Langenbroich, Germany, as a guest writer of The Heinrich-Böll-Foundation. Kenduri...
- the novel „Planuri de viata" (Plans in Life“ 2002: Heinrich-Böll-Haus Langenbroich (Germany) 2003: Künstlerdorf Schöppingen (Germany) 2006: Kulturkontakt...
- 746–752 840–841 1286–1288 1997 1997 1997 1999 Claus Peter Seifert David Langenbroich 654–684 921–922 1997 1998 Klaus Zmorek Jacques Deville 693–713 974–983...