Schochen

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Schochen
Schochen north ridge between the Great Wild and Höfats.
Highest point
Elevation	2,100 m (6,900 ft)
Geography

Location	Bavaria, Germany

Schochen is a mountain of Bavaria, Germany.^[1]

References

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^ "Schochen (2100 m)". outdooractive.com. Retrieved 6 March 2026.

47°24′N 10°22′E / 47.400°N 10.367°E / 47.400; 10.367

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Gary Belkin

January 28, 2024. Margolick, David (2025). When Caesar Was King (First ed.). New York: Schochen Books. p. 198. ISBN 9780805242553. Gary Belkin at IMDb v t e

Allgäu Alps

– 2,171 m Rothornspitze – 2,392 m Salober – 2,087 m Schneck – 2,268 m Schochen – 2,100 m Schochenspitze – 2,069 m Seilhenker – 1,794 m Spätengundkopf

Stockton Helffrich

Margolick, David (2025). When Caesar Was King (Hardcover ed.). New York: Schochen Books. p. 52. ISBN 978-0805242553. "Richard Stockton Helffrich, M.D." Cress

Max Liebman

Margolick, David (2025). When Caesar Was King (First ed.). New York: Schochen Books. ISBN 9780805242553. Max Liebman at IMDb Max Liebman at the Internet

Earl Wild

Margolick, David (2025). When Caesar Was King (First ed.). New York: Schochen Books. p. 192-193, 212. ISBN 9780805242553. [1] [dead link] "Grammy-winning

List of mountains of the Allgäu Alps

Kleiner Seekopf 2,096 Daumen Group Germany 88 Col linking to the Schochen 9 Schochen Güntlespitze 2,092 Northwestern Walsertal Mountains Austria 113 Häfnerjoch

Lloyd Richards

Broadway: The Long Dream (1960, Ketti Frings) The Moon Besieged (1962, Seyril Schochen) I Had a Ball (1964, Jack Lawrence & Stan Freeman) The Yearling musical

Sidney Tillim

the Pond, provide more allusive examples.) In 1956 Tillim married Muriel Schochen (aka Muriel Sharon, 1919–96), the founding director of the Children's Theater

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