- Elbląg (Polish: [ˈɛlblɔŋk] ; German:
Elbing; Prussian:
Elbings) is a city in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, in
northern Poland,
located in the eastern...
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Elbing is the
German name of Elbląg, a city in
northern Poland.
Elbing may also
refer to: Elbląg (river), on
which the city of Elbląg is
located Elbing...
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Elbing is a city in
Butler County, Kansas,
United States. It is
named after the city Elbląg (German:
Elbing) in
northern Poland,
formerly Prussia. As...
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seizure by the
German government, and they
became Pillau and
Elbing, respectively.
Elbing was 135.3
meters (444 ft) long
overall and had a beam of 13.6 m...
- Look up
elb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
ELB may
refer to: Ellinair, a Gr****
airline Étranges Libellules, a
defunct French video game developer...
- than 1945. When
Elbing and
Danzig were
transferred to
Poland after World War II, Schichau's
memory all but disappeared. The
street in
Elbing named after him...
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Retrieved 14 July 2008. "O alemão
lusitano do Sul do Brasil". DW-World.de. "
ELB". labeurb.unicamp.br. "Approvato il
progetto che
dichiara il 'Talian' come...
- In 1854,
Schichau built the
shipyard at
Elbing,
known as the
Elbinger Dampfschiffs-Reederei F.
Schichau ('
Elbing Steamship Shipping Company F. Schichau')...
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fighting on the 2nd
Belorussian Front in the
battle for the
control of
Elbing in
February 1945,
Petrova provided cover to her unit by
attacking enemy...
- Hans
Goltz (11
August 1873 in
Elbing (Elbląg), Prussia,
Germany - 21
October 1927 in Baden-Baden) was a
German art dealer,
known as a
pioneer of modernism...
