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• Paul von Hindenburg
  '''Paul von Hindenburg''' (1847-1934) German Field Marshal in WWI, with great popularity although
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• Paul von Hindenburg/Definition
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• Paul von Hindenburg/Related Articles
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• Kurt von Schleicher/Related Articles
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• Wilhelm Groener/Related Articles
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• Weimar Chancellor/Related Articles
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• Otto Meissner/Related Articles
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• Wilhelm Groener
  ...g had managed to improve the relationship between Bruening and President [[Paul von Hindenburg]]. In a discussion on 26 December 1930, Bruening told Gruening that he had
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• Paul von Hindenburg
  '''Paul von Hindenburg''' (1847-1934) German Field Marshal in WWI, with great popularity although
  940 bytes (131 words) - 07:07, 18 January 2011
• Erich Ludendorff
  ...rld War I]], generally considered the "brains behind" commander-in-chief [[Paul von Hindenburg]]. After the war, he became a right-wing politician, and participated in t
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• Political beginnings of Hitler/Related Articles
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• Kurt von Schleicher
  ...my and, with the patronage of [[Oskar von Hindenburg]], son of President [[Paul von Hindenburg]], became politically influential. Another patron was General [[Wilhelm Gro
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• Nazi Party/Related Articles
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• Otto Meissner
  ...war, he was the only surviving witness to discussions between President [[Paul von Hindenburg]] and [[Adolf Hitler]].<ref name=S>{{citation
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• Reich Foreign Office
  ...war, he was the only surviving witness to discussions between President [[Paul von Hindenburg]] and [[Adolf Hitler]]. <ref name=S>{{citation
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• Alfred Jodl
  ...to power through lawful means, so to defy him would be to defy President [[Paul von Hindenburg]]. After victories in Poland and France, he increasingly thought highly of
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• Politics/Index
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• Hindenburg (LZ-129)
  The ''Hindenburg'' was named after [[Paul von Hindenburg]] (1847-1934), the [[President of Germany (Weimar Republic)|President of Ge
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• Zeppelin
  ...ch 4]], 1936, LZ129 (quickly named after former [[President of Germany]] [[Paul von Hindenburg]] by Eckener in an attempt to preempt the Nazi Party from naming the ship a
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• Signals intelligence before the Second World War
  ...sastrous defeat by the Germans under [[Erich Ludendorff|Ludendorff]] and [[Paul von Hindenburg|Hindenburg]] at the [[Battle of Tannenberg (1914)|Battle of Tannenberg]]. S
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• Nazi Party
  .... In March 1932 Hitler ran for President against the incumbent President [[Paul von Hindenburg]], polling 30.1 percent in the first round and 36.8 percent in the second.
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• World War I
  ...In Germany, however, General [[Erich von Ludendorff]] and Field Marshal [[Paul von Hindenburg]] bypassed civilian officials and made basic national decisions increasingl
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