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Inge Müller

Inge Müller (born Inge Meyer) (13 March 1925 – 1 June 1966) was an East German author and the second wife of East German playwright Heiner Müller.

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BerlinWorld War IIReichsarbeitsdienstStyriaLuftwaffe
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Inge Müller → Already, Berlin, Circus Busch, During World War II, Friedrichstadtpalast, Her, Herbert Schwenker, In, Inge, Kurt Loose, Lehnitz, Luftwaffe, Oranienburg, Reichsarbeitsdienst, SED, She, Styria, They, This, Trümmerfrau
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Inge Müller → Although, Der Lohndrücker, Die Korrektur, Die Umsiedlerin, Die Weiberbrigade, Fischerdorf, Ich Jona, In, Klettwitzer Bericht, Land, Many, She, Unterwegs, Wege, Wiktor Rosows Auf, With Heiner Müller, Wölfchen Ungestüm, Zehn Jungen

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Inge Müllerrelated to LifeBerlin0.60section
Inge Müllerrelated to LifeDuring World War II0.60section
Inge Müllerrelated to LifeReichsarbeitsdienst0.60section
Inge Müllerrelated to LifeStyria0.60section
Inge Müllerrelated to LifeLuftwaffe0.60section
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Inge Müllerrelated to LifeTrümmerfrau0.60section
Inge Müllerrelated to LifeKurt Loose0.60section

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