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Father Gordian Landwehr (born Hermann Landwehr: 30 December 1912 – 11 June 1998) was a German Dominican friar and, for over a decade, the Prior of the St. Albert Dominican Monastery in Leipzig. According to at least one source he was the most high-profile Roman Catholic priest in the German Democratic Republic.

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rdfs:comment	Pater Gordian Landwehr OP (Geburtsname: Hermann Landwehr, * 30. Dezember 1912 in Lohne (Oldenburg); † 11. Juni 1998 in Leipzig) gehörte dem Dominikanerorden an und war über Jahrzehnte Prior des Leipziger Konvents dieses Ordens. Landwehr war der bedeutendste katholische Prediger in der DDR. Der Dominikanerorden verlieh ihm den selten vergebenen Ehrentitel Praedicator Generalis. (de) Father Gordian Landwehr (born Hermann Landwehr: 30 December 1912 – 11 June 1998) was a German Dominican friar and, for over a decade, the Prior of the St. Albert Dominican Monastery in Leipzig. According to at least one source he was the most high-profile Roman Catholic priest in the German Democratic Republic. (en)
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