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(Older) Articles originated by Eebahgum in English Wikipedia

Franz Stockhausen * Margarethe Stockhausen * Marie Hanfstaengl * Josef Aloys Tichatschek * Albert Niemann (tenor) * Josef Staudigl (tr) * Karl Formes * Raimund von zur-Mühlen * Sophie Cruvelli * Susan Metcalfe Casals * Frieda Hempel * Heinrich Rehkemper * Maria Ivogün (tr) * Julius Patzak * Marco Bordogni * Giacinta Toso * Antonio Giuglini * Italo Gardoni * Francesco Marconi * Pasquale Amato * Barton McGuckin * Robert Radford * Keith Falkner * Joseph Hislop * Norman Walker (opera singer) * Bruce Boyce * Murray Dickie * Rudolf Christ * Quintetto Chigiano * Griller Quartet * London Quartet * Léner Quartet * Ševčík-Lhatsky Quartet * Capet Quartet * Pro Arte Quartet * Hungarian Quartet * Amar Quartet * Pascal Quartet * Philharmonia Quartet * Spencer Dyke Quartet * Kneisel quartet * Stratton Quartet * Tátrai Quartet * Barylli Quartet * Melos Ensemble of London * Vlach Quartet * Krettly Quartet * Loewenguth Quartet * Alfred Charles Hobday * Ethel Hobday * Claude Hobday * Michael Raucheisen (tr) * Adila Fachiri * Tivadar Nachez * Boris Hambourg * Jan Hambourg * Mark Hambourg * Sergey Nikiforovich Vasilenko * Konstantin Igumnov * Zbigniew Drzewiecki * Józef Turczyński * Aleksander Michałowski * Bolesław Kon * Juliusz Wertheim * Frederick B. Kiddle * Antoine de Bavier * Frederick Grinke * Arthur Catterall * Walter Barylli * Florizel von Reuter * Jean Pougnet * Monique de La Bruchollerie * Józef Śliwiński * Robert Heger * Otto Ackermann * Alberto Erede * Thomas Dunhill * Edwin McArthur * Pekka Juhani Hannikainen * Leopoldo Mugnone * Julian Clifford * Charles Kennedy Scott * Hermann Kretzschmar (tr) * Hans Joachim Moser (tr) * Raffaello de Banfield * Hermann Ludwig Kutzschbach * Michele Esposito * Beniamino Cesi * Paolo Serrao * Clemens Schmalstich (tr) * Sea Drift (Delius) * Ganymed (Goethe) * Germany. A Winter's Tale (Heine) * Oh, whistle and I'll come to you, my lad * Josef Weinheber (tr) * My Uncle Silas * Robert Samuel * Agnes Potten and Joan Trunchfield (martyrs) * William Pikes * Cecil Howard Lay * Ipswich Whitefriars * Harry Bresslau (tr) * Hayo Vierck (tr) * Joachim Werner (archaeologist) (tr) * Werner Müller (ethnologist) (tr) * Oswald Menghin (tr) * Hugo Obermaier (tr) * Henri Lhote (tr) * Rock art of south Oran (Algeria) (tr) * Rock art of the Djelfa region (tr) * The Board of Directors (album) * Have a Nice Day (Count Basie album) * Basie Jam (album) * I Told You So (Count Basie album) * Basie Big Band (album) * Count Basie Live in Japan '78 (album) * Basie Swingin' Voices Singin' (album) * Basie Straight Ahead (album) * Boetius à Bolswert * Boston martyrs * Gottfried von Banfield (tr) * Heinrich Strobel (musicologist) * Charles Dignum *

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• Ricciardo Meacci

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• Joseph Phibbs
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• John White (bishop) (#)
• Andrew Windsor, 1st Baron Windsor (#)
• Edmund Withypoll (#)
• Nicholas Woodroffe
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• Hamo de Crevecoeur (#) (my version, now reverted, see page history, 29 November 2017)