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Baluse or
Baloese is a
traditional shield of the Nias
people originating from Nias, an
island off the west
coast of
North Sumatra, Indonesia.
Baluse in...
- 5th-place
finish in 1963–64. "Kurt
Baluses" (in German). weltfussball.de.
Retrieved 21
January 2013. Kurt
Baluses at fussballdaten.de (in German) v t...
- Runners-up 1953,
Oberliga Süd
champions 1952, 1954,
German Cup 1954, 1958 Kurt
Baluses (1914–1972) 1 May 1960 – 24
February 1965
Franz Seybold (1912–1978) 25...
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Gerschler (1948–49) Hans-Georg
Vogel (1949–52)
Edmund Conen (1952–56) Kurt
Baluses (1956–60)
Hermann Lindemann (1960–61) Hans-Georg
Vogel (1961–63) Helmuth...
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February 1968
Bernhard Termath – 19
February 1968 – 30 June 1968 Kurt
Baluses – 1 July 1968 – 21 May 1971 Carl-Heinz Rühl – 1 July 1973 – 30 June 1977...
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Cuvaj 1958–1962 Hans
Merkle 1962–1964
Radoslav Momirski 1964–1965 Kurt
Baluses 1965 – Feb. 1968 Kurt
Schreiner Mar. – Jun. 1968 Paul Oßwald Jul. 1968 –...
- iron or
tightly woven palm fibers. The oval-shaped
shield is
known as the
baluse in
South Nias,
while the
North Nias
produced a hexagonal-shaped
shield known...
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estate owner and
politician Günter Wand (1912–2002),
German conductor Kurt
Baluses (1914–72)
German football (soccer)
player and
manager Herbert Schachtschneider...
- army
selection won 10–3. In Königsberg, he had
Herbert Burdenski and Kurt
Baluses as teammates. In the fall of 1945,
temporarily active at
Schalke 04, Hanne...
- in battle,
dancers also
carry Baluse (shields),
swords and
spears as a
means of
defense from
enemy attack. The
Baluse that were used are made of wood...
