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Friedrich Castelle (also known as Hans Dietmar, Fritz von Schonebeck or Hans Uhlenbrock, 30 April 1879 – 15 January 1954), was a Völkischer Nationalismus (Völkischer Nationalism, a German ethnic and nationalist movement) journalist and writer and party member of the NS regime.

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dbo:abstract	Friedrich Castelle (Pseudonyme: Hans Dietmar, Fritz von Schonebeck, Hans Uhlenbrock), * 30. April 1879 in Appelhülsen; † 15. Januar 1954 in Welbergen (Kreis Steinfurt), war ein völkischer deutscher Journalist und Schriftsteller und Parteigänger des NS-Regimes. (de) Friedrich Castelle (also known as Hans Dietmar, Fritz von Schonebeck or Hans Uhlenbrock, 30 April 1879 – 15 January 1954), was a Völkischer Nationalismus (Völkischer Nationalism, a German ethnic and nationalist movement) journalist and writer and party member of the NS regime. (en)
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rdfs:comment	Friedrich Castelle (Pseudonyme: Hans Dietmar, Fritz von Schonebeck, Hans Uhlenbrock), * 30. April 1879 in Appelhülsen; † 15. Januar 1954 in Welbergen (Kreis Steinfurt), war ein völkischer deutscher Journalist und Schriftsteller und Parteigänger des NS-Regimes. (de) Friedrich Castelle (also known as Hans Dietmar, Fritz von Schonebeck or Hans Uhlenbrock, 30 April 1879 – 15 January 1954), was a Völkischer Nationalismus (Völkischer Nationalism, a German ethnic and nationalist movement) journalist and writer and party member of the NS regime. (en)
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