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February 1815 – 8
November 1878), also
known by his
pseudonym Sir John
Retcliffe, was a
German government employee and
author who is
remembered mainly...
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agents provocateurs to
obtain evidence against the agitators. Sir John
Retcliffe was an
agent provocateur for the
Prussian secret police.
Francesco Cossiga...
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conservative columnist, and
wrote literary fiction under the pen name Sir John
Retcliffe. His 1868
novel Biarritz (To Sedan)
contains a
chapter called "The Jewish...
- by a
Prussian secret agent called Hermann Goedsche who used Sir John
Retcliffe as a nom de plume. Most of the
novel is in the form of a
diary written...
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closed in 1965. People's
Refreshment House ****ociation Ltd and Yeo,
Retcliffe & Dawe, wine merchants, Barnstaple,
Devon in 1961. Offiler's
Brewery Ltd...
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arrested in
Berlin for high treason, but was
acquitted in December. Sir John
Retcliffe (real name:
Hermann Goedsche) was
centrally involved in a
forgery scandal...
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Joscha Remus (born 1958, nf/ch)
Lothar Rendulic (1897–1971, nf) Sir John
Retcliffe,
pseudonym of
Hermann Goedsche (1815–1878, nf)
Johannes Reuchlin (1455–1522...
- (1932–2018) Anja
Reschke (born 1972)
Georg Restle (born 1965) Sir John
Retcliffe (1815–1878) Béla Réthy (born 1956)
Felix Rexhausen (1932–1992)
Claus Richter...
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Theodor Fontane Hermann Ottomar Friedrich Goedsche, pseudonym: Sir John
Retcliffe Wilhelm Conrad Gomoll Siegfried Hirsch Johann Georg Ludwig Hesekiel Otto...
- of 1569.
Contemporaries of
Henry Clyve included a Mr
Barlebyn and Mr
Retcliffe -
other names lent to
properties within Thorverton.
Bullens Orchard, on...
