Ernst-Dieter Lueg

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Ernst Dieter Lueg (9 January 1930 in Essen – 22 May 2000 in Bonn) was a German author and television journalist.

Lueg (right) with Willy Brandt, 1976

Life[]

Lueg worked as television journalist on German broadcaster.^[1]

References[]

External links[]

• Ernst-Dieter Lueg at IMDb
• Literature by and about Ernst-Dieter Lueg in the German National Library catalogue
• RZ-Online: Ernst Dieter Lueg is dead

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