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Pages in category "Wikipedia articles with LNB identifiers"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 12,217 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Aachen Cathedral

  • Eivind Aadland

  • Kim Fupz Aakeson

  • Wil van der Aalst

  • Aino Aalto

  • Antti Aarne

  • Asbjørn Aarnes

  • Selma Lønning Aarø

  • Henry J. Aaron

  • Edward S. Aarons

  • Espen Aarseth

  • Mercedes Abad

  • Leonid Abalkin

  • Arkady Abaza

  • Claudio Abbado

  • Nicola Abbagnano

  • Janet Abbate

  • Ernst Abbe

  • Edwin Abbott Abbott

  • Frederick M. Abbott

  • Thomas Kingsmill Abbott

  • Abd ar-Rahman III

  • Emil Abderhalden

  • Ramazan Abdulatipov

  • Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi

  • Çingiz Abdullayev

  • Kōbō Abe

  • Artashes Abeghyan

  • Brian Abel-Smith

  • Carl Friedrich Abel

  • Elie Abel

  • Richard Abel (cultural historian)

  • Richard Abel (lawyer)

  • Inga Ābele

  • Hal Abelson

  • Karl Aben

  • Hermann Abendroth

  • Wolfgang Abendroth

  • Michael Abercrombie

  • Abgar V

  • Gundars Āboliņš

  • Armands Ābols

  • William Emmanuel Abraham

  • Peter Abrahams

  • Marina Abramović

  • M. H. Abrams

  • Paul R. Abramson

  • Peter Abrassimov

  • José Antonio Abreu

  • Zequinha de Abreu

  • Dannie Abse

  • Franz Abt

  • David Abulafia

  • Académie royale de langue et de littérature françaises de Belgique

  • Amitav Acharya

  • Chinua Achebe

  • Kathy Acker

  • Lauren Ackerman

  • Russell L. Ackoff

  • Peter Ackroyd

  • Joan Acocella

  • Nicola Acocella

  • Zoltan Acs

  • Edward Acton (academic)

  • Harold Acton

  • Amir Aczel

  • Adam Haslmayr

  • Barbara Adam

  • Claus Adam

  • Karl Adam (theologian)

  • Paul Adam (French novelist)

  • Wilhelm Adam

  • Emil Adamič

  • Salvatore Adamo

  • Grigory Adamov

  • Georgy Adamovich

  • Arlin M. Adams

  • Bryan Adams

  • Douglas Adams

  • Henry Adams

  • John Adams

  • John Adams (composer)

  • Richard Adams

  • Robert Adams (photographer)

  • Sarah Fuller Flower Adams

  • Scott Adams

  • Thomas Sewall Adams

  • Walter Adams (economist)

  • Jean Adamson

  • Peter Adamson (academic)

  • Eriks Ādamsons

  • Charles Addams

  • Cannonball Adderley

  • Nat Adderley

  • Richard Addinsell

  • John Addison (1765–1844)

  • Paul Addison

  • Adelaide of Italy

  • Johann Christoph Adelung

  • Konrad Adenauer

  • Clément Ader

  • Jean Adhémar

  • Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

  • Jussi Adler-Olsen

  • Freda Adler

  • Renata Adler

  • Richard Adler

  • Svenja Adolphs

  • Andrew Adonis, Baron Adonis

  • Vladimir Adoratsky

  • Götz Adriani

  • Adunis

  • Georgiy Afanasyev

  • Elchin Afandiyev

  • Ilyas Afandiyev

  • Georges Agabekov

  • Herbert Agar

  • Agostino Agazzari

  • James Agee

  • Philip Agee

  • Michael Agerskov

  • M. Ageyev

  • François d'Agincourt

  • Shmuel Yosef Agnon

  • Lodovico Agostini

  • Ali M. El-Agraa

  • Evgeny Agranovich

  • Johann Friedrich Agricola

  • Dionisio Aguado y García

  • Grace Aguilar

  • Lucy Aharish

  • Bruce Ahlstrand

  • Rudolf Ahlswede

  • Akbar Ahmed

  • Sara Ahmed

  • Claes-Håkan Ahnsjö

  • Kalevi Aho

  • Eija-Liisa Ahtila

  • Alexandra Aikhenvald

  • Anouk Aimée

  • Robert Baker Aitken

  • Rosemary Aitken

  • Don Aitkin

  • Chinghiz Aitmatov

  • Ivan Aivazovsky

  • Amanda Aizpuriete

  • M. J. Akbar

  • Donald Akenson

  • George Akerlof

  • Ronald Akers

  • Sonja Åkesson

  • Susanne Åkesson

  • Aleksander Akhiezer

  • Bella Akhmadulina

  • Igor Akimushkin

  • Alexander Aksakov

  • Ivan Aksakov

  • Aivars Aksenoks

  • Vasily Aksyonov

  • Jānis Akuraters

  • Daniel Alagille

  • Roberto Alagna

  • Jehan Alain

  • Barbara Aland

  • Paolo Alatri

  • Isaac Albéniz

  • Mateo Albéniz

  • Jens Alber

  • Arturs Alberings

  • Josef Albers

  • Albert of Riga

  • Heinrich Albert (composer)

  • Karl Albert

  • Morris Albert

  • Leon Battista Alberti

  • Rafael Alberti

  • Bruce Alberts

  • David S. Alberts

  • Robert A. Alberty

  • Heinrich Albertz

  • Martin Albertz

  • Anne-Marie Albiach

  • Mitch Albom

  • Ernst Albrecht (politician)

  • Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

  • William F. Albright

  • Antony Alcock

  • Linda Martín Alcoff

  • Louisa May Alcott

  • Frederick Luis Aldama

  • Gil Aldema

  • Hugh Aldersey-Williams

  • Miranda Aldhouse-Green

  • Richard Aldrich (music critic)

  • John W. Aldridge

  • Buzz Aldrin

  • Pierre Alechinsky

  • Vicente Aleixandre

  • Alexander Alekhine

  • Georgy Aleksandrov


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