March 13
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| + | Hans Bellmer | ||
| + | Ferre Grignard | ||
| + | René Laloux | ||
| + | Travesties | ||
| + | Marcel Thiry | ||
| + | Henry Scott Tuke | ||
| + | Lyn Collins | ||
| + | Lucio Fulci | ||
| + | Krzysztof Kieślowski | ||
| + | Scopes Trial | ||
| + | Karl Friedrich Schinkel | ||
| + | Kenji Siratori | ||
| + | Leon Cladel | ||
| + | Hans-Georg Gadamer | ||
| + | Susan B. Anthony | ||
| + | John Holmes (actor) | ||
| + | Paul Morand | ||
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Hans Bellmer Ferre Grignard René Laloux Travesties Marcel Thiry Henry Scott Tuke Lyn Collins Lucio Fulci Krzysztof Kieślowski Scopes Trial Karl Friedrich Schinkel Kenji Siratori Leon Cladel Hans-Georg Gadamer Susan B. Anthony John Holmes (actor) Paul Morand
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