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Bommenede or
Bommenee is a
former island, village, and muni****lity in the Netherlands,
located about 5 km east of the city of Brouwershaven. Bommenede...
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Spain captures Schoonhoven from the Dutch.
Siege of
Bommenede 11–24
August –
Spain captures Bommenede from the Dutch.
Third Siege of
Nagashima Nobunaga...
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villages to be lost to the
North Sea, list of
flooded villages in Zeeland.
Bommenede, the
village was
flooded on
January 26, 1682. The
destruction was so great...
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early the
middle ages, the
islands of Schouwen, Duiveland, Dreischor, and
Bommenede,
which now form Schouwen-Duiveland were
still separate.
Schouwen and Dreischor...
- N° Name Year 1
Bommenee (
Bommenede) 1682 (abandoned in 1684) 2
Claeskynderkerke (Klaaskinderkerke) 1570 3 Sint-Philipsland 1532 4
Moggershil 1570 5 Stevenesse...
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enough time to
prepare their defenses because the
preceding siege of
Bommenede had
taken Modragón 20 days,
which was a long time for a
relative small...
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Description Bommenede At the
north corner of Schouwen-Duiveland. It was
listed in 1153 as
property of the
Cistercian monastery of Ter
Duinen in Flanders...
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Zonnemaire was
named after Sonnemare, the
water between the
former islands of
Bommenede and Schouwen.
Zonnemarie is a road
village which was
first mentioned in...
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originally consisted of four islands: Schouwen, Duiveland, Dreischor, and
Bommenede. Over the
centuries it has
grown by
nature and man together. The dam between...
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Jacoba lady of
Moermond died unmarried. Next came
Pieter Kemp, Lord of
Bommenede,
Moermond and Zuidland. He
married Anthonia Hoffer.
Their daughter brought...
