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== Deaths == == Deaths ==
== Notes == == Notes ==
 +List of authors banned during the Third Reich
 +Phil Andros
 +Stéphanie Félicité Ducrest de St-Albin, comtesse de Genlis
 +Marshall McLuhan
 +Joe Dallesandro
 +Cinema of Sweden
 +Henri Matisse
 +Joseph Vacher
 +Taylor Mead
 +Siné
 +Paul Bilhaud
 +Robert Melville (art critic)
 +Giovanni Boldini
 +Francesco Alberoni
 +Ferdinand Springer
 +Olympe de Gouges
 +Gustave Courbet
 +Charles Garnier
 +Richard Gordon (film producer)
 +Jacob Israël de Haan
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List of authors banned during the Third Reich Phil Andros Stéphanie Félicité Ducrest de St-Albin, comtesse de Genlis Marshall McLuhan Joe Dallesandro Cinema of Sweden Henri Matisse Joseph Vacher Taylor Mead Siné Paul Bilhaud Robert Melville (art critic) Giovanni Boldini Francesco Alberoni Ferdinand Springer Olympe de Gouges Gustave Courbet Charles Garnier Richard Gordon (film producer) Jacob Israël de Haan



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