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Karl Theophil Stengel (12 July 1905 – 9 October 1995) was a German chorus master, composer and Nazi musicologist, notable for his co-authoring of the antisemitic Encyclopedia of Jews in Music. He was born in Bodersweier, Kehl and died in Brühl (Baden).

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[de] Theophil Stengel

Karl Theophil Stengel (* 12. Juli 1905 in Bodersweier; † 9. Oktober 1995 in Brühl (Baden)) war ein deutscher Chorleiter, Komponist und nationalsozialistischer Musikwissenschaftler.

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- [en] Theophil Stengel

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