- [ˈdɪtmaʁʃn̩] , Low Saxon: [ˈdɪtmaːʃn̩];
archaic English: Ditmarsh; Danish:
Ditmarsken;
Medieval Latin: Tedmarsgo) is a
district in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany...
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Danmark og Norge",
Salmonsens konversationsleksikon (in Danish), Runeberg. "
Ditmarsken (Dithmarschen, "de
tyske Marsklande")".
Salmonsens konversationsleksikon...
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Delmenhorst (Delmenhorst): 1531–1972: Azure, a
cross pattée Or.
Dithmarschen (
Ditmarsken): 1563 - Gules, a
knight armed cap-à-pie Or
mounted on a
horse argent...
- HDMS
Ditmarsken (or Ditmarschen) was a 64-gun ship of the line of the
Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy
which was
launched in 1780. She was
captured by the British...
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Justitia 90 guns (1707)
Haffru 70 guns
Beskjermer 64 guns
Ebenetzer 64 guns
Ditmarsken 50 guns
Laaland 50 guns
Dronning Anna
Sophia 90 guns Tre Løver 60 (c....
- Danmark, de
Venders og Goters,
Hertug til Slesvig, Holsten, Stormarn,
Ditmarsken,
Lauenborg og Oldenborg, Gør vitterligt: I
overensstemmelse med bestemmelserne...
- 1559, he
recommended Frederick II to join the
planned campaign against Ditmarsken. In 1547–48,
Christian III
granted him
Faurholm at Gillerød. He was involved...
- for
Nautical Research. pp. 333–34. "Danish
Third Rate ship of the line '
Ditmarsken' (1780)". Threedecks.
Retrieved 2
October 2021. "American
Privateer ship...
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Morten Venstermand c. 1490 (A-B) D 35 169 Kong Hans i
Ditmarsken 1500 C 34 170
Nederlaget i
Ditmarsken 1500 (A-D) — 171 Tyge
Krabbe i
Skaane 1510 (A-C) C...
- be
listed to
avoid clutter.
Ditlev Reventlow (~1210~1260) (Bailiff of
Ditmarsken)
Johann von
Haxthausen (~1245–1300) (Borgmester of Paderborn) Stig Anderson...
