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Kurt Liebknecht (sometimes Curt Liebknecht: 26 March 1905 – 6 January 1994) was a German architect. After 1937 he pursued his career as a Soviet architect, except during a hiatus of eighteen months spent in a Soviet jail as a suspected spy.

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rdfs:label	Kurt Liebknecht (de) Kurt Liebknecht (en)
rdfs:comment	Kurt Liebknecht, auch Curt Liebknecht, vollständiger Geburtsname Otto Wilhelm Curt Liebknecht (geboren am 26. März 1905 in Frankfurt am Main; gestorben am 6. Januar 1994 in Berlin), war ein deutscher und ab 1937 mit der Einbürgerung in die UdSSR auch sowjetischer Architekt. (de) Kurt Liebknecht (sometimes Curt Liebknecht: 26 March 1905 – 6 January 1994) was a German architect. After 1937 he pursued his career as a Soviet architect, except during a hiatus of eighteen months spent in a Soviet jail as a suspected spy. (en)
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birth place	German empire Frankfurt am Main
death place	Berlin Germany
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birth place	German empire Frankfurt am Main
birth date	1905-03-26 (xsd:date)
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