Talk:Stephan Reimertz

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This entry is little more than a commercial stub, and even shorter than at de.wikipedia. It may stay in this place, "assuming good faith", if everybody is happy. - Just one remark: I am an art historian, too, and my list of publications is definitely longer, but I see no necessity to force my name into wikipedia. --R.P.D. 23:42, 19 July 2006 (UTC)

Apparently, Mr Dorn cannot stand successful people, in particular amongst his fellow citizens. However, I’m impressed, his publication list is “longer” (sic!) than Reimertz’s. Germanica 9 : 47 pm, Jul 21, 2006 (EST)