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Meaning of "lissner"
lissner (noun) - a surname of German origin, commonly used as a last name for individuals. It may also refer to William Lissner, an American architect known for his projects in New York City
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- A surname from German.
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Lissner also wrote.
This description of Höhne is contradicted by an article published on the Lissner website.
Lissner remained in Dahomey for another five years.
It seems that this led to a more relaxed situation for the Lissner family.
Lissner was appointed as the first American Provincial Superior.
His departure would weaken the turbulent reign of Stéphane Lissner.
Arrival of Stéphane Lissner at the head of the Festival.
The website of author Caren Lissner.
Observers noted that Lissner regularly visited the Soviet consulate in Harbin.
Three weeks after his arrest, Robert Lissner was released.
Lissner urged the Abwehr to release his Jewish father from Gestapo prison.
It seems that Höhne used " Werner Schulz " to impute Lissner with a pro-National Socialist attitude.
Lissner was named Pro-Provincial Superior.
In 1998, he worked alongside Stéphane Lissner for the relaunch of the Festival.
Lissner published articles on a regular basis for " Der Angriff.
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The Christian version used in churches is Sankta Lucia from 1982, by priest Holger Lissner.
Isidor Lissner and the politics of the eighties - James Cook University.
Lissner was married to actress Ruth Niehaus and had a daughter, Imogen now Imogen Jochem.
Lissner says the fog led to 30 arriving and departing flights being canceled.
Caren Lissner lives in Hoboken, New Jersey, and works as a newspaper editor.
