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which today serves as the main
building of the
local museum. Also in
Christianstad the town
planning of the
Renaissance could be laid down for the first...
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siege of
Christianstad (Danish:
Belejringen af
Christianstad, Swedish: Belägringen av Kristianstad), also
known as the
Capture of
Christianstad (Danish:...
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Christiansted (Danish for "Christian's Place") is the
largest town on
Saint Croix, one of the main
islands of the
United States Virgin Islands, a territory...
- of Glückstadt,
Christiania (refounded
after a fire), Christianshavn,
Christianstad and Christianssand. He also
founded the
Danish East
India Company which...
- king
burned down. The destro**** town was two
years later replaced by
Christianstad by the
Danish king
Christian IV,
which was
built in 1614 on the island...
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Royal University of Lund from its
foundation until the
current time")
Christianstad: L. Littorin, 1834. (public
domain book
available on
Google Print,)...
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Scandinavia Brandenburg Rathenow Nauen Fehrbellin Bremen-Verden
Gotland Christianstad Halmstad Lund Malmö
Landskrona Marstrand Conquest of
Jemtland Uddevalla...
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Scandinavia Brandenburg Rathenow Nauen Fehrbellin Bremen-Verden
Gotland Christianstad Halmstad Lund Malmö
Landskrona Marstrand Conquest of
Jemtland Uddevalla...
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Rosenberg (1977). "Rådhuset i Åhus".
Kring Helge å 1976. Föreningen
Gamla Christianstad, S:a
Annas Gille,
Villands härads hembygdsförening. Åhus -
Tourist site...
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depictions of
Alaskan landscapes.
Magnus Colcord Heurlin was born in
Christianstad, Skåne County, Sweden. He was the son of
Berndt Felix Heurlin and Sophie...
