- East
Elbia (German: Ostelbien) was an
informal denotation for
those parts of the
German Reich until World War II that lay east of the
river Elbe. The...
- need of a weapon.
Elbia Hanaiman (エルビア・ハーナイマン,
Erubia Hānaiman)
Voiced by:
Sumire Uesaka (****anese); Sara
Ornelas (English)
Elbia is a
werewolf who has...
- Ostsiedlung. The term for the
junker dominated East was thus
Ostelbien or East
Elbia. They pla**** a
prominent role in
repressing the
liberal movement in Germany...
- Germany') was used to
describe all the
territories east of the Elbe (East
Elbia), as
reflected in the
works of
sociologist Max
Weber and
political theorist...
-
defined synecdoche for the
landed nobility (particularly of so-called East
Elbia) who
controlled almost all of the land and government, or by extension,...
-
Member churches of the
Protestant Church in
Germany (after the
fusion of the
Evangelical churches of Mecklenburg,
North Elbia and
Pomerania in 2012)....
-
delineated the
western parts of
Germany from the
eastern so-called East
Elbia,
where soccage and
serfdom were more
strict and
prevailed longer than westwards...
- of
Ostsiedlung would be long
lasting with the
social structure of "East
Elbia" (German
speaking lands east of the Elbe river)
being dominated by latifundia...
- Aachen, Cologne, Düsseldorf,
Coblentz and
Trier Eastern Provinces (East
Elbia):
Brandenburg (Potsdam,
Berlin [1827-1843]); regions: Berlin [de] [until...
- Germany" is used to
describe all the
territories east of the Elbe (East
Elbia), as
reflected in the
works of
sociologist Max
Weber and
political theorist...
