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- Hugo_Rahner abstract "Hugo Karl Erich Rahner, S.J. (3 May 1900, Pfullendorf—21 December 1968, Munich), was a German Jesuit and noted theologian and Church historian,. He was Dean and President of the University of Innsbruck and the elder brother of the famous theologian, Karl Rahner, S.J.".
- Hugo_Rahner birthDate "1900-05-03".
- Hugo_Rahner birthPlace German_Confederation.
- Hugo_Rahner birthPlace Grand_Duchy_of_Baden.
- Hugo_Rahner birthPlace Pfullendorf.
- Hugo_Rahner birthYear "1900".
- Hugo_Rahner deathDate "1968-12-21".
- Hugo_Rahner deathPlace Bavaria.
- Hugo_Rahner deathPlace Munich.
- Hugo_Rahner deathYear "1968".
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- Hugo_Rahner wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hugo Rahner".
- Hugo_Rahner wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hugo".
- Hugo_Rahner dateOfBirth "1900-05-03".
- Hugo_Rahner dateOfDeath "1968-12-21".
- Hugo_Rahner name "Rahner, Hugo".
- Hugo_Rahner placeOfBirth German_Confederation.
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- Hugo_Rahner placeOfBirth Pfullendorf.
- Hugo_Rahner placeOfDeath "Munich, Bavaria, Germany".
- Hugo_Rahner shortDescription "German theologian".
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- Hugo_Rahner description "German theologian".
- Hugo_Rahner description "German theologian".
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:1900_births.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:1968_deaths.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:20th-century_German_Catholic_theologians.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:20th-century_Roman_Catholic_priests.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:20th-century_historians.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:Burials_in_Bavaria.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:Deaths_from_Parkinsons_disease.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:German_Jesuits.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:German_male_writers.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:Historians_of_Jesuit_history.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:Patristic_scholars.
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:People_from_Sigmaringen_(district).
- Hugo_Rahner subject Category:Recipients_of_the_Austrian_Decoration_for_Science_and_Art.