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Gerhard Dengler (29 May 1914 in Reinhausen – 3 January 2007 in Hennigsdorf) was an East German writer, print and broadcast journalist, and (briefly) newspaper editor.

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rdfs:comment	Gerhard Dengler (* 24. Mai 1914 in Reinhausen; † 3. Januar 2007 in Hennigsdorf) war ein deutscher Journalist und Vizepräsident des Nationalrats der Nationalen Front. (de) Gerhard Dengler (29 May 1914 in Reinhausen – 3 January 2007 in Hennigsdorf) was an East German writer, print and broadcast journalist, and (briefly) newspaper editor. (en) Gerhard Dengler foi um jornalista, político e militar alemão que serviu a Wehrmacht durante a Batalha de Stalingrado, Campanha da Polônia e da Batalha da França. Após capitular em Stalingrado, ele participou do Comitê Nacional por uma Alemanha Livre e, posteriormente, se tornou vice-presidente da Frente Nacional da República Democrática Alemã. (pt)
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