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German satirical author and musician (born 1958)
Max Goldt (pseudonym of Matthias Ernst) (born 23 November 1958) is a German writer, columnist and musician. Goldt was born in the town of Weende, now
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1982 single by Foyer des Arts
written by Max Goldt and Gerd Pasemann, the lyrics by Max Goldt. The song caricatures a sightseeing tour around a rather normal city. Max Goldt, having worked
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German pop band
Arts was a German experimental pop duo founded in 1981 consisting of Max Goldt (vocals, lyrics) and Gerd Pasemann (instruments). They released four original
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Comics awards
Blondal, by Jens F. Ehrenreich (Epsilon Verlag) Best International Writer: Max Goldt Special Prize of the Jury: Ralf König, for his cartoons and commitment
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German publishing house
Jeffrey Eugenides Hans Fallada William Faulkner Jon Fosse Jonathan Franzen Max Goldt Ernest Hemingway Felicitas Hoppe Siri Hustvedt Heinrich Eduard Jacob Elfriede
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German tabloid newspaper
high-magnification telescope into the abyss but an evil creature". Writer Max Goldt has described the paper as "an organ of infamy" and posited that "one
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German DJ and music producer (born 1972)
appeared in 2000 under the title Music Is Okay. As Adolf Noise in 2001, with Max Goldt as spokesman, he released the single "Deine Reime sind Schweine", a satire
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Swiss writer (1878–1956)
Sebald, who has expressed a kinship that connects him to Walser, and Max Goldt. In 2004, Spanish writer Enrique Vila-Matas published a novel entitled
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German literary award
Vermessung der Welt 2007 Wilhelm Genazino for Mittelmäßiges Heimweh 2008 Max Goldt for life works 2009 Arnold Stadler (destined by Péter Esterházy) for Einmal
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Postrevolutionäre Kunst im IV. Reich. (Mit Ernst Kahl, Wiglaf Droste und Max Goldt). Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin 1990, ISBN 3-926796-13-8
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German term for the 5 Mark piece
Wayback Machine Rheinisches MitmachWörterbuch (accessed 25 July 2010) Max Goldt: "Der schwarze Wanderbuhpokal" in Mind boggling' - Evening Post, Zurich
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German musician, curator and sound and radio artist
Echohaus (with ensemble Intégrales) – 2LP/CD (2010; Dekorder) Fog Frog (with Max Goldt, Mark Boombastik) – 7" (2011; Meeuw Muzak) TXRF – 2LP/CD (2012; it's)
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(Jan-Michael Richter) Dieter Kalenbach - (Turi und Tolk) Katz & Goldt - (Stephan Katz and Max Goldt) Rolf Kauka - (Fix and Foxi) Roland Kohlsaat - (Jimmy das
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German artist (born 1962)
before the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Gabriel married West-Berlin writer Max Goldt in order to leave the GDR. Since 1991, she has been a part of the group
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Ukrainian writer
Sniadanko has translated the works of writers including Franz Kafka, Max Goldt, Gunter Grass, Zbigniew Herbert, Czesław Miłosz. As a journalist, her
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Traxlera and Waechter. A second generation of NFS members has included Max Goldt, Gerhard Henschel [de], Simon Borowiak [de], Thomas Gsella [de], Ernst
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German literary award
Meckel 1994: Volker Klotz 1995: Hanns Dieter Hüsch 1996: Karl Riha 1997: Max Goldt 1998: Franzobel 1999: Ingomar von Kieseritzky 2000: Peter Bichsel 2001:
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German actor
Raging Inferno [de] (TV Movie) – Horst Strasser 2007: Jakobs Bruder – Jakob Goldt 2008: Guter Junge (TV Movie) – Achim Maas 2008: Die Bienen – Tödliche Bedrohung
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32nd annual film festival held in Toronto, Canada
Spring (Jungfrukällan, 1960) directed by Ingmar Bergman; introduced by actor Max von Sydow The Doc Talk series features discussions with various documentary
2007 Toronto International Film Festival
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