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Seppl-Herberger-Stadion is a multi-use
stadium in Mannheim,
Germany . It was
initially used as the
stadium of SV
Waldhof Mannheim matches. It was replaced...
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Josef "
Seppl"
Veltjens (2 June 1894 – 6
October 1943) was a
German World War I
fighter ace
credited with 35 victories. In
later years, he
served as an...
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Tempel der
Liebe 1919: Die
Welteroberer 1920: Kohlhiesel's
Daughters - Paul
Seppl 1920:
Romeo and
Juliet in the Snow -
Romeo 1920:
Panic in the
House of Ardon...
- მხიარული სნიზი სულელი
German Chef Brummbär Schlafmütz
Pimpel Happy Hatschi Seppl Gr**** Σοφός Γκρινιάρης Υπναράς Ντροπαλός Καλόκαρδος Συναχωμένος Χαζούλης...
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Obersteiger aus
Hallstatt The
Landlady of
Maria Wörth (1952) – Briefträger
Seppl Starfish (1952) Dark
Clouds Over the
Dachstein (1953) The
Singing Hotel...
- June 1947
Albert Cozza 7
January 1947 – 30 June 1948
Albert Cozza,
Josef "
Seppl" Müller and Lory
Polster 7
January 1948 – 30 June 1950 Emil
Melcher 7 January...
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lieutenant named Seppl, who
detained Sigulla and led him into a
nearby forest where Sigulla's body was
later found with his
throat cut.
Seppl was arrested...
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Misfit Kasino Hans
Reigen Poet 2000–2001
Heimatlos (Steirische Heimatrevue)
Seppl Reineke Fuchs King
Noble 2001–2002
Cyrano de
Bergerac Lignière The Maid...
- (Ioseb), სოსო (Soso) German: Joscha, Josef, Joseph; Jupp (familiar); Sepp,
Seppl or Pepi (familiar or
diminutive forms,
particularly in
South Germany and...
- "parliamentary
death dance", and "Germany 1933".: 277
Cruiser Emden (1932) Fürst
Seppl (1932) Die Zwei vom Südexpress (1932) Der sündige Hof (1933) Spotts, Frederic...
