Who was Weiss Manfred?
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I think you mean Manfred Weiss.  He ia a professor at J. W. Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany.  Some of the websites that refer to him will be in German so you will need to use the "translate" link.  The one I've attached is in English.
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Oliver Khan. GermanY! =D
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Charlie Weiss never played football. \n\nFormer assistant coach of the New England Patriots, and present coach at ND.
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have you read books by DR Brian Weiss? Quite interesting!!\nI think you will enjoy reading about this subject if you are really interested...maybe you could seek his counseling? Good luck!
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Derek Sanderson Jeter
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"...Manfred the Wonder Dog..."
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Mighty Manfred the Wonder Dog.\nhttp://www.toonopedia.com/terrific.htm\n\n"His [Tom Terrific] headquarters was a tree house, where he lived with his ever-faithful companion, Mighty Manfred the Wonder Dog (possibly the world's laziest heroic sidekick), and nobody else."\n\nTo this day, I use the name of the chief villain of the show, Crabby Appleton, to describe people who are out of sorts.
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In 1998, Melissa Müller, in her biography about Anne Frank, suggests a woman named Lena-Hartog van Bladeren as a possible suspect. Two years later, another writer, Carol Anne Lee, presents a new theory in her biography about Otto Frank. She believes the guilty party is Tony Ahlers, an acquaintance of Otto Frank
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IT WAS ROGER BINNY.\nHE PRESERVES ONE STUMP STILL AS A MARK OF HAPPY MEMORY.
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Her Name is Sabine Ehrenfeld
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Bleuler, Eugen (oi'gən bloi' lər) , 1857–1939, Swiss psychiatrist. He taught (1898–1927) at the Univ. of Zürich, serving concurrently as director of Zürich's Burghölzi Asylum. Bleuler is well-known for his introduction (1908) of the term schizophrenia, formerly known as dementia praecox, and for his studies with schizophrenic patients. He concluded that the disease was not one of dementia, a condition involving organic deterioration of the brain, but one that consisted of a disharmonious state of mind in which contradictory tendencies exist together. His work was significant in its suggestion that psychological disturbances could be at the root of psychosis, and for his unprecedented belief that such patients were not incurable. A follower of Sigmund Freud and associate of Carl Jung, Bleuler was a long time member of Freud's Vienna Psychoanalytic Society. His son, Manfred Bleuler, conducted important follow-up studies in the Burghölzi hospital made famous by his father, and summarized these in _The Schizophrenic Disorders_ (1978).
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It was  Jerry Coleman.New York Yankees Second Baseman, RH - US Military Marine Pilot\n1950 Bowman Baseball Card #47 – Words on back of Cards\n\nBorn: San Jose Calif. On September 14 1924\n\nJerry Coleman was one of last year’s outstanding rookies. In 128 for the Champs (NY Yankees), Jerry fielded .981 to lead the league second basemen. Only 12 errors in 625 chances. Hit .275 and drove in 42 runs. Played second , short and third for the Newark Bears in ’45. Played Legion ball and semi-pro ball before turning pro in ’42. Jerry saw service as a Marine pilot… baseballhistorian.com Archives
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I believe Ruth got the name after he kept breaking his own HR record and the year he hit 60 he hit more than any American League team. He was just head and shoulders above everyone. The King or "Sultan" of HR hitting.\n\nAs for my favorite nickname. I must turn to Chris Berman on this one, and say my favorite nickname will always be......... Matt "Baaouuuu! Werewolves of..." Blundin.
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Why not type Wilhelm Konrad in the search block on Yahoo and do your own homework,
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try this site: http://www.ruegenwalde.com/pommern/pyritz.htm
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www.telefonbuch.de or www.weisseseiten.de
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Jens LEHMANN  is the name you are looking for