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Julius Stinde (28
August 1841 – 5
August 1905), was a
German author born at Kirchnüchel in Holstein, the son of a clergyman.
Having attended the gymnasium...
- Müller-Grählert
Fritz Reuter (Mecklenburgisch-Vorpommersch)
Willem Schröder
Julius Stinde Rudolf Tarnow Augustin Wibbelt (Westphalian: Münsterländisch)
Wilhelm Wieben...
- Saur,
Munich 1951ff., vol. 1, p. 490
Agnes Freund, geb. Voß, Frau von
Stindes Verleger Carl Freund. (Ausschnitt aus
einem Gruppenbild.)
Literature by...
- , The
Buchholz Family (dir. Carl Froelich),
based on a
novel by
Julius Stinde Orientexpreß i.e.,
Orient Express (dir.
Victor Tourjansky) +Neigungsehe...
- of
Erhard Wittek (1898–1981, f)
Adalbert Stifter (1805–1868, f)
Julius Stinde (1841–1905, d/f/nf) Max
Stirner (1806–1856, nf)
Helene Stöcker (1869–1943...
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Buchholz Family (Familie Buchholz), 1944 –
based on the
novels by
Julius Stinde.
During the
German Empire the
resolute mother of a
Berlin middle-class family...
- Paul Westermeier, and Käthe Dyckhoff.
Based on an 1884
novel by
Julius Stinde, it is a
family chronicle set in late
nineteenth century Berlin. The same...
- Mohnpielen, 1868 book 1885 book: Mohnpielen], Die
Familie Buchholz,
Julius Stinde 1899 book,
Mohnpielen Brandenburg Heimatkunde –Regional
history Mark Brandenburg...
- G. K. (1773).
Braunschweiger Mumme. In
Oeconomische Encyclopädie
Julius Stinde: Zwei
Veteranen des
Bierstaates (1880)
about mum and gose
About mum in The...
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Bodenstedt 1888:
Joseph Joachim 1890:
Hermann Wislicenus 1895 (circa):
Julius Stinde 1898 (approx.):
Georg Schumann 1906 (circa):
Claire von Glümer 1906: Prince...
