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German journalist (1925–2010)
Ferdinand Simoneit (14 June 1925; Duisburg – 3 April 2010; Löffingen) was a German journalist, author, professor and World War II veteran. During the German
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[Ed.] Ferdinand Simoneit · auto motor & sport 8/1977 · p. 127 · German: Gert Hack · Kurztest: Mercedes-Benz 350 SE. [Hrsg.] Ferdinand Simoneit · auto
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City in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
War I flying ace Margot Philips (1902–1988), New Zealand painter Ferdinand Simoneit (1925–2010), journalist and author Lüder Lüers (1926–2022), German
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(1891–1969) Christian Sievers (born 1969) Eva Siewert (1907–1994) Ferdinand Simoneit (1925–2010) Marietta Slomka (born 1969) Theo Sommer (1930–2022) Richard
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German automobile magazine
Bernd Ostmann in September 2012. Earlier managing editors included Ferdinand Simoneit. Motor Presse Netzwerk issues a yearly publication called Auto Katalog
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1911) 31 March – Ludwig Martin, German lawyer (b. 1909) 3 April – Ferdinand Simoneit, 84, German journalist, author and World War II veteran (b. 1925)
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American baseball player (Boston Red Sox, Oakland Athletics), cancer. Ferdinand Simoneit, 84, German journalist, author and World War II veteran. Eugène Terre'Blanche
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German business magazine
Tenure Editor-in-chief 1962–1971 Adolf Theobald 1971–1974 Ferdinand Simoneit 1974–1980 Johannes Gross 1980–1986 Ludolf Herrmann 1987–1988 Dieter Piel 1988–1991
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Swiss photographer and designer (1926–2003)
Creative Director). Adolf Theobald was the publisher of the magazine and Ferdinand Simoneit its editor in chief until 1974 at which time Johannes Gross took over
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German politician (1919–2006)
focus on economics, at that time under the editorial direction of Ferdinand Simoneit, carried a series of articles under the headline "The strange affairs
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Motor vehicle
Cabriolet prototype Range Rover Classic Leyrer, Götz (1977-05-11). Simoneit, Ferdinand (ed.). "Test: Monteverdi Safari". Auto Motor u. Sport (in German)
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Motor vehicle
"Ponton Mercedes", four-cylinder models (W 120, W 121), 1953 - 1959 Simoneit, Ferdinand, ed. (1977). "Vor 20 Jahren: Auto Motor u. Sport in Heft 23 und 24
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City car
'toddler' car". Reuters. 31 January 2017. Retrieved 4 June 2022. Simoneit, Ferdinand, ed. (23 November 1977). "Mehr Hubraum und Drehmoment fuer den Fiat
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Motor vehicle
"Citroën LNA". Autopista. 1985. Westrup, Klaus (27 April 1977). Simoneit, Ferdinand (ed.). "Test: Citroën LN. Kurzfassung. Neuer französicher Kleinwagen
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German car model
Motorbuch Verlag. ISBN 3-613-02116-1. Busch, B. (15 September 1976). Simoneit, Ferdinand (ed.). "Als der Fürerschein eine Mark kostet: B Busch blickt in den
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Car designed for low-cost purchase and operation
(Salon Paris oct 1947) (in French). 7. Histoire & collections: 66. Simoneit, Ferdinand, ed. (1977-06-22). "Erinnern Sie sich? Volkswagen auf französisch:
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