- Imko
Binnerts can
refer to Imko
Binnerts - head chef,
formerly been
awarded a
Michelin star for the
restaurants Excelsior, Imko's and Imko
Binnerts (restaurant)...
- (1920-1998)
founded the
Fries Scheepvaart Museum. The
fourth brother,
Binnert Halbertsma, was
active in the
timber trade. His
descendants pla**** an important...
-
Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of
Luxembourg in
Brussels Baron Binnert Philip van
Harinxma thoe Slooten, Amb****ador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary...
- the
Nations Walraven van Hall (1906–1945) –
Righteous Among the
Nations Binnert Philip de Beaufort [Wikidata] Wim Beerman [Wikidata] Wim Speelman [Wikidata]...
- Benda-Beckmann, A.M.; Teilmann, J.; Tougaard, J.; Dietz, R.; Sveegaard, S.;
Binnerts, B.; de Jong, C.A.; Nabe-Nielsen, J. (2023). "Ship
noise causes tagged...
- Imko
Binnerts is a
defunct restaurant located in the
Grand Winston Hotel in Rijswijk, Netherlands. It was a fine
dining restaurant that was
awarded one...
-
September 1887 – 1 July 1897 (9 years, 283 days)
Independent (liberal)
Binnert de
Beaufort (1852–1898) 15
September 1897 – 16
April 1898 (213 days) Independent...
- and
Eeltsje were much like
their father,
while Binnert more
resembled their mother.
Ruerdtsje Binnerts was a
scion of a
prominent family in Grou. Her...
-
Ruerdtsje (or Riurtk)
Tsjallings Binnerts (1767–1809). He had
three younger brothers:
Tsjalling (1792–1852),
Binnert (1795–1847), and
Eeltsje (1797–1858)...
- (or Riurtk)
Tsjallings Binnerts (1767–1809). He had one
elder brother,
Justus (1789–1869), and two
younger brothers,
Binnert (1795–1847), and Eeltsje...
