Andrea van Dülmen
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Andrea van Dülmen
Summary
Andrea van Dülmen is a human[1]. Her place of birth was Munich[2]. She was born on 1940[3]. She worked as a non-fiction writer[4], historian[5], and theologian[6].
Key Facts
- Andrea van Dülmen's place of birth was Munich[2].
- Andrea van Dülmen was born on 1940[3].
- Andrea van Dülmen was married to Richard van Dülmen[7].
- A child of Andrea van Dülmen was Alexander van Dülmen[8].
- A child of Andrea van Dülmen was Moritz van Dülmen[9].
- Andrea van Dülmen held citizenship in Germany[10].
- Andrea van Dülmen worked as a non-fiction writer[4].
- Andrea van Dülmen worked as a historian[5].
- Andrea van Dülmen's professions included theologian[6].
- Andrea van Dülmen's field of work was history[11].
- Andrea van Dülmen's field of work was theology[12].
- Andrea van Dülmen's field of work was history of Christianity[13].
- Andrea van Dülmen is recorded as female[14].
- Andrea van Dülmen's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Andrea van Dülmen's given name is recorded as Andrea[16].
- Andrea van Dülmen's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as German[17].
- Andrea van Dülmen's number of children is recorded as {'amount': '+3'}[18].
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Origins and Family
Andrea van Dülmen's place of birth was Munich[2]. She was born on 1940[3].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include non-fiction writer[4], historian[5], and theologian[6]. Fields of work include history[11], an academic discipline[19]; theology[12], an academic discipline[20]; and history of Christianity[13], an aspect of history[21].
Personal Life
Andrea van Dülmen was married to Richard van Dülmen[7]. Children include Alexander van Dülmen[8], a film producer[22], b. 1968[23] and Moritz van Dülmen[9], a general manager[24], b. 1970[25], of Germany[26].
FAQs
Where was Andrea van Dülmen born?
Andrea van Dülmen was born in Munich[2].
Who was Andrea van Dülmen married to?
Andrea van Dülmen's spouses include Richard van Dülmen[7].
What did Andrea van Dülmen do for work?
Andrea van Dülmen worked as non-fiction writer[4], historian[5], and theologian[6].