Dwinger

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Dwinger may refer to: *Edwin Erich Dwinger (1898-1981), Russian-German novelist and SS-Obersturmführer; Wilhelm Wien's son-in-law *Ida Dwinger, Danish actress *Jonna Dwinger, Danish journalist and food critic *Max Dwinger (fencer born 18701) (1870-1939), Dutch fencer *Max Dwinger (fencer born 1943), Dutch fencer, grandson of the above

Dwinger may refer to: Edwin Erich Dwinger (1898-1981), Russian-German novelist and SS-Obersturmführer; Wilhelm Wien's son-in-law Ida Dwinger, Danish actress Jonna Dwinger, Danish journalist and food critic Max Dwinger (fencer born 1870) (1870-1939), Dutch fencer Max Dwinger (fencer born 1943), Dutch fencer, grandson of the above

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