- John
Schehr (9
February 1896 – 1
February 1934) was a
German political activist who
became a
Communist Party politician and ultimately,
chairman (leader)...
- Ralf
Schehr (born 28
October 1953) is a
German football coach. He is
currently youth coordinator for
Eintracht Norderstedt. He was the
second team coach...
- as "Bifteck-frites"; all with
roughly the same
meaning in translation.
Schehr,
Lawrence R.; Weiss,
Allen S. (2001).
French Food: On the
Table On the Page...
-
latter organization following the
imprisonment of
Ernst Thälmann and John
Schehr by the ****s.
After the end of the
Second World War, he pla**** a key role...
- 265–267.
Schehr 1996, p. 140.
Penney 2004, p. 67;
Shively 1978, p. 3.
Penney 2004, p. 67.
Bernini 2017, p. 83.
Bernini 2017, p. 60;
Schehr 1996, p. 143...
- (1919–1921)
Heinrich Brandler (1921–1925)
Ernst Thälmann (1925–1933) John
Schehr (1933–1934)
Wilhelm Pieck (1934–1946)
Before the
First World War the Social...
- Luxemburg,
Ernst Thälmann,
Wilhelm Pieck,
Walter Ulbricht,
Franz Mehring, John
Schehr,
Rudolf Breitscheid,
Franz Künstler (politician) [de], and Otto Grotewohl...
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Archived from the
original on 3
March 2022.
Retrieved 26
October 2021.
Schehr,
Lawrence R.; Weiss,
Allen S. (2001).
French Food: On the
Table On the Page...
-
Allen S.
Weiss (2001). "Tractatus Logico-Gastronomicus". In
Lawrence R.
Schehr;
Allen S.
Weiss (eds.).
French Food: On the Table, on the Page, and in French...
- zone. HSV
eventually finished in 13th
place under reserve team
coach Ralf
Schehr. In 1997, HSV
appointed Frank Pagelsdorf, who
would coach the team for over...
