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'''Reinecke''' can mean: |
'''Reinecke''' can mean: |
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==People== |
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* [[Carl Reinecke]] (1824 - 1910), German composer, pianist and conductor |
* [[Carl Reinecke]] (1824 - 1910), German composer, pianist and conductor |
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* [[Edwin Reinecke]] (1924 - ), former Lieutenant Governor of California |
* [[Edwin Reinecke]] (1924 - ), former Lieutenant Governor of California |
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* [[Hans-Peter Reinecke]], actor |
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* [[Hermann Reinecke]] (1888 - 1973), Nazi war criminal |
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* [[Jost Reinecke]], sociologist |
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==Other uses== |
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* ''Reinecke Fuchs'' is the German equivalent of [[Reynard the Fox]] |
* ''Reinecke Fuchs'' is the German equivalent of [[Reynard the Fox]] |
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* [[Reinecke's salt]], a chemical compound]] |
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See also: [[Reineke]] |
See also: [[Reineke]] |
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Revision as of 13:23, 25 June 2014
Reinecke can mean:
People
- Carl Reinecke (1824 - 1910), German composer, pianist and conductor
- Edwin Reinecke (1924 - ), former Lieutenant Governor of California
- Hans-Peter Reinecke, actor
- Hermann Reinecke (1888 - 1973), Nazi war criminal
- Jost Reinecke, sociologist
- Paul Reinecke (1872 - 1958), German prehistorian
Other uses
- Reinecke Fuchs is the German equivalent of Reynard the Fox
- Reinecke's salt, a chemical compound]]
See also: Reineke
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