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German knight and poet (1170–1220)

Also known as: Вольфрам фон Эшенбах, فولفرام فون اشنباخ, 볼프람 폰 에셴바흐, ヴォルフラム・フォン・エッシェンバッハ, 沃尔夫拉姆·封·埃申巴赫, Вольфрам Эшенбах

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