The Little Napoleon

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The Little Napoleon

1923

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7 members

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Harry Liedtke

Georg von Melsungen

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Alice Hechy

Annemarie

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Paul Heidemann

Jerôme Bonaparte

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Kurt Vespermann

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Jakob Tiedtke

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Antonia Dietrich

Charlotte

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