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J.A. Graf von Kielmannsegg
(1906-2006)
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J.A. Graf von Kielmannsegg was born on 30 December 1906 in Hofgeismar, Germany. He was married to Baroness Mechthild Dinklage. He died on 26 May 2006 in Bonn, Germany.
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Hitler: A Profile
7.8
TV Mini Series
Self
1995 • 4 eps
Pro & Contra
TV Series
Self
1972 • 1 ep
The Nazis: A Warning from History
8.7
TV Mini Series
Self - German Army Officer, 1926-1945
(as Johann Adolf Graf Kielmansegg)
1997 • 1 ep
The Road to War
7.7
TV Mini Series
Self - German Army in France, 1940
Self - German Army in Russia, 1941
(as Johann Graf Kielmansegg)
1989 • 1 ep
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The Nazis: A Warning from History
8.7
TV Mini Series
Self - German Army Officer, 1926-1945
(as Johann Adolf Graf Kielmansegg)
1997
1 episode
Hitler's Generals
7.7
TV Series
Self
(as Johan von Kielmansegg)
1996
Hitler: A Profile
7.8
TV Mini Series
Self
1995
4 episodes
How Hitler Lost the War
7.5
Video
Self
1989
The Road to War
7.7
TV Mini Series
Self - German Army in France, 1940
Self - German Army in Russia, 1941
(as Johann Graf Kielmansegg)
1989
1 episode
Stalingrad - Chronik einer Tragödie
TV Movie
Self
(as Johann A. Graf Kielmansegg)
1983
Pro & Contra
TV Series
Self
1972
1 episode
Archive Footage
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2
Dictator: The Hitler Interviews
7.4
TV Mini Series
Self
(archive footage)
2025
3 episodes
Der seltsame Sieg - Hitlers Blitzkrieg 1940
7.3
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
2009
1 episode
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Alternative names
Johann A. Graf Kielmansegg
Born
December 30
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1906
Hofgeismar, Germany
Died
May 26
,
2006
Bonn, Germany
Spouses
Baroness Mechthild Dinklage
1933 - 2000 (her death, 4 children)
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1 Pictorial
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Commander in chief of NATO forces in Central Europe during the height of the cold war.
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