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stolpe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stolpe (Norwegian:
habitational name from the farm name
Stolpe(n)
mostly from
stolpe "pole post" referring...
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Stolpe Abbey (German:
Kloster Stolpe;
founded 1153,
dissolved 1534) was the
first monastery in Pomerania. It was
located on the
southern bank of the Peene...
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Schulman (née
Stolpe; 13 June 1951,
Karlskoga – 19
February 2015) was a
Swedish television host and politician. She was born to Sven
Stolpe, an
author and...
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Stolpe is a
historic village in the
western suburbs of Berlin, the
capital city of Germany. It is
situated in the
locality of Wannsee, in the
borough of...
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Manfred Stolpe (16 May 1936 – 29
December 2019) was a
German canonist,
theologian and
politician who
served as
Federal Minister of Transport, Building...
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Antoni Stolpe (23 May 1851 – 7
September 1872) was a
Polish composer and pianist. He was born in Puławy,
Congress Poland, as a
descendant of a musical...
- Knut
Hjalmar Stolpe (23
April 1841 – 27
January 1905), was a
Swedish entomologist, archaeologist, and ethnographer. He was the
first director and curator...
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Daniel Owen
Stolpe (November 14, 1939 –
December 12, 2018) was an
American artist, painter, sculptor,
master printmaker, fine
artist book publisher, poetry...
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Gustav Stolpe (né
Gustav Erik
Stolpe; 26
September 1833 – 3
October 1901) was a Swedish-American composer, conductor, and performer.
Gustav Stolpe was born...
- Sven
Stolpe (24
August 1905 – 26
August 1996) was a
Swedish writer, translator, journalist,
literary scholar and critic, who was
active in
Swedish literary...
