- name include:
Gerhard Merkl (1961–2016),
German choral conductor Rudolf von
Merkl (1831–1911), Austro-Hungarian
general Willy Merkl (1900–1934), German...
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Willy Merkl (6
October 1900 – 15/17 July 1934) was a
German mountain climber who is most
notable for his
attempt to lead a German-American team up Nanga...
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Angela Dorothea Merkel (German: [aŋˈɡeːla doʁoˈteːa
ˈmɛʁkl̩] ; née Kasner; born 17 July 1954) is a
German retired politician who
served as Chancellor...
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Freiherr Rudolf von
Merkl (28
March 1831–22
January 1911) was a
general in the
Common Army of Austria-Hungary and
briefly served as
Imperial and Royal...
- 2008.
Canemaker 2005, p. 83.
Merkl 2007b, p. 498.
Merkl 2007b, p. 478.
Merkl 2007b, pp. 488–489.
Merkl 2007b, p. 485.
Merkl 2007b, p. 466.
Dover Publications...
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expeditions leading to 31 deaths.
Herrligkoffer was
Merkl's younger half-brother and he was 17
years old when
Merkl died. Over the
years he
developed a determination...
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Gerhard Merkl (28
February 1961 – 23
January 2016) was the
Domkapellmeister at the St. Stephen's
Cathedral in P****au from 2000
until 2016.
Merkl was born...
- (255). 179. Noakes, Jeremy. 1988. "Review".
History 73 (238) 364.
Merkl 1975, p. 453.
Merkl 1975, p. 687. Goodrick-Clarke 1985, p. 224.
Demonic Possession...
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deadliest mountaineering accident in history. In 1934,
German climber Willy Merkl led a well
financed expedition to
Nanga Parbat (located in
Jammu and Kashmir...
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German Question, 1945–52." PhD dissertation, West
Virginia University, 1969.
Merkl,
Peter H. ed. The
Federal Republic of
Germany at
Fifty (1999) Mierzejewski...
