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  • 91Sander (Instrumentenbauer) — Die Familie Sander war eine Musiker und Instrumentenbauerfamilie aus dem Musikantenland, die Werkstätten in Wolfstein, Kaiserslautern und Lauterecken hatte. Friedrich Jacob Sander war der erste professionelle Instrumentenbauer aus der Familie… …

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  • 92Sander lucioperca — Sandre Pour les articles homonymes, voir Sandre (homonymie) …

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  • 94Sander, August — (1876 1964)    photographer; documented the face of the German people in photographs. He was born near Cologne in the village of Herdorf; his father did carpentry in the region s mines. Destined for a mining career, he received his first camera… …

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  • 95Sander (genus) — Taxobox name = Sander (pike perch) image width = 310px image caption = Walleye ( Sander vitreus ) regnum = Animalia phylum = Chordata classis = Actinopterygii ordo = Perciformes familia = Percidae genus = Sander genus authority = Oken, 1817… …

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  • 96Sander Post — Football player infobox playername = Sander Post fullname = Sander Post height = Height|m=1.99 nickname = dateofbirth = birth date and age|1984|9|10 cityofbirth = Viljandi, Estonian SSR countryofbirth = USSR currentclub = Go Ahead Eagles (on loan …

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  • 97Sander Pierron — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Sander (homonymie) et Pierron. Sander Pierron est un écrivain belge d expression française né à Molenbeek Saint Jean le 6 juillet 1872 et décédé à Ixelles le 8 septembre 1945. Sommaire …

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  • 98Sander vitreus — Doré jaune Doré jaune …

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  • 99Sander, August — ▪ German photographer born November 17, 1876, Herdorf, near Cologne, Germany died April 20, 1964, Cologne       German photographer who attempted to produce a comprehensive photographic document of the German people.       The son of a mining… …

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  • 100 Sander marinus — Sander marinus …

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