- The
German term
Prominente (singular
masculine Prominenter) was used in
World War II to
describe high-profile
prisoners from
various countries that were...
- of the
wartime Special Air Service.
There were also
prisoners called Prominente (German for 'celebrities'),
relatives of
Allied VIPs. The
first one was...
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Daily Express.
Romilly was the
first German prisoner to be
classified as
Prominente,
prisoners regarded by
Adolf Hitler to be of
great value due to their...
- Jong AZ;
Landzaat zijn ****istent, goal.com, 8 July 2015 AZ
stelt twee
prominente oud-s****s aan als jeugdtrainers, soccernews.nl, 31
December 2015 'Blind...
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considered dangerous or
escape risks.
Within Colditz,
Alexander joined the
Prominente, a
group of 21
prisoners that
included two
nephews of King
George VI and...
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until May 1945. As the
nephew of King
George VI,
Lascelles was one of the
Prominente at Colditz,
considered a
potential bargaining chip by the ****s. We thought...
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Archived from the
original on 6
March 2012.
Retrieved 2
November 2011. "
Prominente Fans des FC
Bayern München". TZ. 10 May 2010.
Archived from the original...
- of
Franz Beckenbauer. p. 14, 19. Gänswein,
Georg (2012).
Benedikt XVI.
Prominente über den
Papst (in German).
Media Maria. p. 12. ISBN 978-3981444469. Hesse-Lichtenberger...
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conducted by Mascagni,
Richard Strauss,
Hindemith and Stravinsky.
Other prominente Genoese theaters are the
Teatro ****onale di Genoa,
Politeama Genovese...
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Retrieved 18
September 2024. Bregndahl,
Frederik (23
February 2022). "
Prominente skuespillere vender tilbage i
ikonisk serie". Se og Hør (in Danish). Archived...
