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Willen is a
district of
Milton Keynes,
England and is also one of the
ancient villages of
Buckinghamshire to have been
included in the
designated area...
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Joachim Willén (born 23
August 1972) is a
triathlete from Sweden.
Willen competed at the
first Olympic triathlon at the 2000
Summer Olympics. He took thirty-fifth...
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Triumph of the Will (German:
Triumph des
Willens) is a 1935
German ****
propaganda film directed, produced,
edited and co-written by Leni Riefenstahl...
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Niklas Willén (born 30
March 1961) is a
Swedish conductor. He was born in
Stockholm and
studied conducting and
composition there at the
Royal College of...
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Willens is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Doris Willens (1924–2021),
American singer-songwriter, journalist,
advertising executive...
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married name
Liselott Willén, is a Swedish-Finnish
author from Åland. Her 2017
novel Det
Finns Inga Monster, one of
several novels Willén set in her homeland...
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Willen Lake is a
visitor attraction and
public park in
Milton Keynes,
Buckinghamshire The site is
owned by The
Parks Trust, an independent, self-funded...
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Robert E. “Bob”
Willen from S****ham, New York is
currently Kearney's
managing partner and chairman. Previously, he was
responsible for Kearney's Middle...
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Willen (August 29, 1928 –
February 2, 2022) was an
American architect. He was one of the
designers of
Riverside South, Manhattan. Paul
Willen was...
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Himmels Willen (English: For Heaven's Sake) is a
German television sitcom created by Jana
Brandt and Sven Döbler,
which originally aired on Das Erste...
