 "Heinrich Heine (1840)"
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(image use requires permission from the New York Public Library) | Heinrich Heine (1797–1856)Includes the names: H. Heine, Henri Heine, Heinr. Heine, Hajnrih Hajne, Heirich Heine, Henrich Heine, Heinrich Heine, Heinrich Heine, Heinrich Heine, Heinrich Heine ... (see complete list), Heinricht Heine, Heinrich Heines, הינריך הינה, Johann Heinrich Heine, Генрих Гейне, היינריך היינה, Hermann (editor) Heinrich ; Kesten Heine, Peter (translator) Heinrich; Branscombe Heine
Also includes: Heinrich Heine (1) | 2,500 | 14 |  (4) | 26 | 0 |
Disambiguation Notice
1. Heinrich Heine (1797-1856), CK above.
2. Helme Heine (b. 1941), author of Dikke vrienden lossen het op.
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Heinrich Heine has 1 past event. (show) Els dimarts de Maragall: vesprades musicals i poètiques Heinrich Heine, Gedichte. Repertori romàntic. Cicle de Lieder “Dichterliebe” ( l’amor d’un poeta) de Robert Schumann amb text de Heinrich Heine, a càrrec de Francesc Garrigosa, tenor i d’ Albert Romaní, piano i comentaris. (gamoia)
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2. Helme Heine (b. 1941), author of Dikke vrienden lossen het op.  | |
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