Adolph Wagner (Q84346)
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German NAZI politician (1890-1944)
- Adolf Wagner
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Adolph Wagner |
German NAZI politician (1890-1944) |
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11 July 2022
1 October 1890Gregorian
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9 April 2014
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12 April 1944
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9 April 2014
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30 December 2014
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National Socialism thoroughly perverts the Bavarian Ministry of Education. The seizure of power brings Hans Schemm (1a), a Franconian teacher, NSDAP deputy, NSLB chairman and then Gauleiter of the Bavarian Ostmark, to the top of the ministry, which he takes over on March 17, 1933. Adolf Wagner (1b) and Paul Giesler, his successors, are also Gauleiter and Minister of Culture. (English)
10 March 1933
21 April 1942
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- arwiki أدولف فاغنر (سياسي)
- arzwiki ادولف فاجنر (ضابط من الرايخ الالمانى)
- dewiki Adolf Wagner (Gauleiter)
- enwiki Adolf Wagner
- eswiki Adolf Wagner
- fawiki آدولف واگنر (سیاستمدار)
- frwiki Adolf Wagner
- hewiki אדולף וגנר
- idwiki Adolf Wagner
- itwiki Adolf Wagner (politico)
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アドルフ・ワーグナー (
政治 家 ) - nowiki Adolf Wagner
- ruwiki Вагнер, Адольф (гауляйтер)
- svwiki Adolf Wagner (Gauleiter)
- trwiki Adolf Wagner (Gauleiter)
- ukwiki Адольф Вагнер
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阿 道夫 ·瓦 格納 (政治 人物 )
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