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Arkel is a town in the
province of
South Holland, Netherlands. A part of the muni****lity of Molenlanden, it lies
about 3 km
north of Gorinchem. Arkel...
- William's life and the
Arkel War.
Abraham Kemp:
Leven der
Doorluchtige Heeren van
Arkel, 1656 J. Huf van Buren: De
Laatste der
Arkels, 1885 (in Dutch) History...
- Bond
triangles or Van
Arkel–Ketelaar
triangles (named
after Anton Eduard van
Arkel and J. A. A. Ketelaar) are
triangles used for
showing different compounds...
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Arkel International is a
privately held
company based in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that
undertakes construction projects around the world. The
company serves...
- Van
Arkel may
refer to: Van
Arkel–de Boer
process Van
Arkel–Ketelaar
triangle A
medieval noble family in the
County of
Holland founded around 1000 AD...
- The Land van
Arkel was a fief of the
Counts of Holland, and was
managed by the
Lords of
Arkel until 1412. The
territory was
bordered by the
river Merwede...
- John of
Arkel or Jan van
Arkel (died 1 July 1378, Liège)
served as
Prince and
Bishop of Liège from 1364
until his
death in 1378. He had
previously served...
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Maria van
Arkel (c. 1385 – 19 July 1415) was the only
daughter and
heiress of Lord John V of
Arkel and
Joanna of Jülich. She
inherited the
title to Gelderland...
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Gerrit A. van
Arkel (April 3, 1858 in
Loenen aan de
Vecht – July 11, 1918 in Abcoude) was a
Dutch architect who
designed many of Amsterdam's most prominent...
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Anton Eduard van
Arkel, (19
November 1893 – 14
March 1976) was a
Dutch chemist. In the
early 1920s Van
Arkel,
together with Jan
Hendrik de Boer, working...
