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Adelaide of
Italy (German: Adelheid; 931 – 16
December 999 AD), also
called Adelaide of Burgundy, was Holy
Roman Empress by
marriage to
Emperor Otto the...
- Lichtenvoorde, Netherlands,
moved to
Cincinnati in 1846, and
married Catharina Adelheides Messink from
Nordhorn in 1854. Kleintank's
mother introduced him to acting...
- Some of
these individuals are
referred to as
Adelais in some sources. For
other people referred to as Adelais, see
Adelais Adelaide of
Auxerre or Adelaide...
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Origin Meaning Of
nobility Other names See also Alaïs, Adalheidis, Adalheide,
Adelheide, Alicia, Alisha, Alisa, Alissa, Alyce, Alitha, Alita, Zélie, Alix...
- that
Spyri may have used as a
basis for Heidi. The 1830
story is
titled Adelheide - das Mädchen vom Alpengebirge—translated, "Adelaide, the girl from the...
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Ippener 127.6 79.3 59 Groß
Ippener Groß Ippener, Delmenhorst, Delmenhorst-
Adelheide,
Harpstedt 129.1 80.2
Parking area
Parkplatz Oldenburg Parking area Oldenburg...
- Nenndorf. He then was
taken to a camp near
Ostend and
lastly ended up in
Adelheide camp, near Delmenhorst.
After his
release in
January 1948, Loringhoven...
- 1940s. "derStandard.at". www.derstandard.at.
Retrieved 2022-12-29. Wölfl,
Adelheide Verlagsgesellschaft. "Gedenkfeier in Bleiburg:
Missbrauchte Erinnerung"...
- Project". Nature.org.
Retrieved November 14, 2007. Chapman, Kim Alan,
Adelheide Fischer, and Mary Ziegenhagen.
Valley of Gr****: Tallgr****
Prairie and...
- (20) Ganderkesee-Ost (21) Delmenhorst-Deichhorst B 213 (22) Delmenhorst-
Adelheide (23) Delmenhorst-Hasport (24)
Delmenhorst 3-way
interchange B 75 Pultern...
