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- Friedrich Nowottny (born 16 May 1929) is a German television journalist. Nowottny worked as director of German broadcaster WDR. He lives in Swisttal-Buschhoven...
- Peppers concerts, in Boston and Melbourne. The song was covered by Marianne Nowottny and Her All American Band on their 2018 album Studio Recordings 2008–2018...
- von Bismarck 1976–1985: Friedrich-Wilhelm von Sell 1985–1995: Friedrich Nowottny 1995–2007: Fritz Pleitgen 2007–2013: Monika Piel since 1 July 2013: Tom...
- Jasmin; Walter, Steffi; Felmy, Boas; Gendera, Kathrin; Schatz, Valentin; Nowottny, Monika; Liebsch, Gregor; Hensel, Michael; Hardt, Wolf-Dietrich; Gerlach...
- Schwarzer for die Geschwister Scholl, Sophie and Hans Scholl Friedrich Nowottny for Willy Brandt Götz Alsmann for Johann Sebastian Bach Peter Sodann for...
- German footballer Werner Heiduczek (1926–2019), German author Friedrich Nowottny (born 1929), German television journalist Janosch (born 1931), German author...
- December 1990 Hartwig Kelm HR 1 January 1991 31 December 1992 Friedrich Nowottny WDR 1 January 1993 31 December 1994 Jobst Plog NDR 1 January 1995 31 December...
- (1913–1996) Michael Naumann (born 1941) Natias Neutert (born 1941) Friedrich Nowottny (born 1929) Frederik Obermaier (born 1984) Bastian Obermayer (born 1977)...
- and Giordano received threats. To placate Turkey, ARD director Friedrich Nowottny agreed not to re-broadcast the do****entary. Giordano was married three...
- KZ-Außenlager Husum-Schwesing und Ladelund. In: Uwe Danker, Nils Köhler, Eva Nowottny, Michael Ruck (ed.): Zwangsarbeitende im Kreis Nordfriesland 1939–1945...