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1898-1956, German organist, conductor, composer, personally protected by Goebbels and Hitler as god-gifted artist of the Third Reich
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Günther Ramin |
1898-1956, German organist, conductor, composer, personally protected by Goebbels and Hitler as god-gifted artist of the Third Reich |
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15 October 1898Gregorian
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27 February 1956
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