- The
Bentheimer Landschaf (also
known as
Landrace of Bentheim) is a
breed of
domesticated sheep found in Germany. This
breed is a
cross between German and...
- und die NS-Machtergreifung in der
Grafschaft Bentheim,
Bentheimer Jahrbuch 1993 (= Das
Bentheimer Land Vol 125), Bad
Bentheim 1992,
Pages 167–194. Gunther...
- this plan was
scuttled by US objections. Bentheim's sandstone,
known as
Bentheimer Gold,
which is or was
quarried in the main town and Gildehaus, was shipped...
- The
Bentheim Black Pied, also
known as Schwarz-Wesses or
Buntes Bentheimer Schwein, is a rare
breed of
domestic pig in Germany. The
breed originated in...
-
materials for the
castle itself but was also a
valued export product. This
Bentheimer Höhenrücken is the last
protrusion of the
nearby Teutoburger forest. Its...
- The
train services are
operated by
Deutsche Bahn with NS International,
Bentheimer Eisenbahn and the WestfalenBahn. The
station is a
border station between...
- info,
retrieved 7
September 2008 Desilva, Udaya; Fitch,
Jerry (1995), "
Bentheimer Landschaf",
Breeds of Livestock,
Oklahoma State University, Dept. of Animal...
-
engines have been sold to
Locon Benelux. h = This
engine is on hire to the
Bentheimer Eisenbahn AG. sp =
Engine sold for
spare parts to
Shunter (maintenance...
-
current tower was
largely built between 1469 and 1482 from
blocks of
Bentheimer sandstone. The
steeple was not
finished until the mid-16th century. This...
- of dunes. The
Strang stretches from Bogenstraße to
Nyhoegen Bridge on
Bentheimer Straße. In the
early 19th century, the
textile manufacturer Ludwig Povel...
