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Erhard
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Erhard (German) [ˈeːrhart]
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(Biographies / Erhard, Ludwig (1897-1977) M, German, POLITICS: statesman) Ludwig (ˈluːtvɪç). 1897-1977, German statesman: chief architect of the Wirtschaftswunder (``economic miracle'') of West Germany's recovery after World War II; chancellor (1963-66)
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With buildings such as the New Maxburg in Munich (1953-57, with Theo Pabst), the German Pavilion at the Brussels World Expo (1958, with Egon Eiermann) and the Chancellor's bungalow for Ludwig Erhard in Bonn (1963/64), Sep Ruf played a major role in shaping postwar architecture.
Diary by The Architectural Review
Twenty years after Hitler's suicide, the West German Chancellor, Ludwig Erhard (who had played such a huge, virtually Bismarckian, role in Germany's 'economic miracle') saw Bismarck as 'the symbol of the Germans' desire to be one nation'.
Bismarck and the making of modern Germany by Wild, Ambrose / Contemporary Review
Engelen In his bestselling book, We are better than we think, economist Peter Bofinger extensively refers to the legacy of the legendary Ludwig Erhard [left], the architect of Germany s post-war "economic miracle" (Wirtschaftswunder) and its special blend of "social market economy.
Battle of the economists: the inside story of Germany's internal ... by Engelen, Klaus C. / The International Economy
 
 
 
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