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Fellheim is a muni****lity in the
district of Unterallgäu in Bavaria, Germany. The town has a muni****l ****ociation with Boos, Bavaria.
Fellheim is located...
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Ludwig Rosenthal (2 July 1840,
Fellheim,
Bavaria - 23
December 1928, Munich) was a
German antiquarian bookseller. His father,
Joseph Rosenthal, was a lover...
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Jacques Rosenthal (born July 17, 1854, in
Fellheim as
Jakob Rosenthal; died
October 5, 1937, in Munich) was a
German Jewish bookseller and antiquarian...
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Bavaria in Germany. The town is the seat of the muni****l ****ociation with
Fellheim, Heimertingen,
Niederrieden and Pleß.
Liste der
ersten Bürgermeister/Oberbürgermeister...
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Memmingen 8332
Ottobeuren 8333
Babenhausen (Schwab) 8334 Bad Grönenbach 8335
Fellheim 8336
Erkheim 8337
Altenstadt (Iller) 8338 Böhen 834 -- 8340
Baisweil 8341...
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Babenhausen Schloss Bedernau,
Breitenbrunn Fuggerschloss Boos, Boos
Schloss Fellheim,
Fellheim Schloss Frickenhausen,
Lauben Schloss Grönenbach, Bad Grönenbach Unteres...
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Illertissen 56.1
Altenstadt (Iller) 51.4 Kellmünz to
Babenhausen 47.4 Pleß 45.3
Fellheim 41.3
Heimertingen 36.2 from
Mindelheim 34.9
Memmingen 34.4 to
Lindau 27...
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Jerusalem at an
early age. His father,
Christian Wilhelm Hanauer, was born in
Fellheim, Bavaria, in 1810, but came to
Jerusalem and
converted from
Judaism to...
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Breitenbrunn Buxheim Egg an der Günz
Eppishausen Ettringen Fellheim Hawangen Heimertingen Holzgünz
Kammlach Kettershausen Kirchhaslach Kronburg...
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Season Club 1992–93 FC
Viktoria Buxheim 1993–94 ASV
Fellheim 1994–95 FC
Niederrieden 1995–96 FC
Viktoria Buxheim 1996–97 TSV
Legau 1997–98 BSC Memmingen...
