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- Marchwitza (25 June 1890 – 17 January 1965) was a German writer, proletarian poet, and communist. Marchwitza was the son of miner Thomas Marchwitza and...
- number of Freikorps deaths has been put at 273.[citation needed] Hans Marchwitza Wilhelm Zaisser Asmuss, Burkhard (8 July 2011). "Der Lüttwitz-Kapp-Putsch...
- the Potsdam City Council) 1955: Max Volmer, physical chemist 1960: Hans Marchwitza, writer and proletarian poet 1965: Otto Nagel, painter Germany portal...
- Friedrich Hund 1950: Hans Boegehold, Hugo Schrade, August Klemm, Hans Marchwitza, Eduard Maurer, Johannes Stroux 1951: Bertolt Brecht, Jurij Brězan, Cuno...
- Schottlaender, who was also a student of Edmund Husserl, and later Hans Marchwitza, his other sister Eva would go on to be a part of Youth Aliyah and later...
- Theodor Liebknecht Hermann Liebmann Richard Lipinski Kurt Löwenstein Hans Marchwitza Herbert Marcuse Ernst Niekisch Emmy Noether Agnes Plum Lothar Popp Siegfried...
- 1959) Heinrich Mann, novelist (1971) Thomas Mann, novelist (1956) Hans Marchwitza, German writer (1966) Karl Maron, working class movement leader (1983)...
- atomic spy Adolf Hennecke (1905–1975) Greta Kuckhoff (1902–1981) Hans Marchwitza (1890–1965) Arthur Pieck (1899–1970) Willy Sägebrecht (1904–1981) Eleonore...
- poor showing was attributed to its handling of the Ruhr uprising. Hans Marchwitza History of the Ruhr District Wilhelm Zaisser Wikimedia Commons has media...
- Wawrzyniec Hajda [pl] (1844–1923), Polish independence activist and poet Hans Marchwitza, born at Szarlej (1890–1965), German writer and Communist Hans Kroll (1898–1967)...