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Widuchowa [viduˈxɔva] (German:
Fiddichow) is a
village in
Gryfino County, West
Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-western Poland,
close to the
German border...
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Nipperwiese and
Fiddichow. May 1945
German frogmen succeed in
their second attempt to blow up the
pontoon bridges at
Nipperwiese and
Fiddichow.
Frogmen Siegfried...
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Gustav Kleikamp (born 8
March 1896 in
Fiddichow an der Oder; died 13
September 1952 in Mülheim an der Ruhr) was a
German naval officer, and a Vizeadmiral...
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Wengaithen Węgorzewo
Angerburg Węgorzyno
Wangerin Wiązów
Wansen Widuchowa Fiddichow Więcbork
Vandsburg Wiejce Waitze Wieluń
Welun Wierzbięcin
Kochsdorf Wierzbnica...
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Warnitz Warnołęka
Wahrlang Węgorzyno
Wangerin Wicko Vietzig Widuchowa Fiddichow Widzieńsko Hohenbrück Wierzchosław
Amalienhof Wilczkowo,
Gryfice County...
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Teutonic Knights, 1341), Bütow (by the
Teutonic Knights, 1346), and
Fiddichow (by
Barnim III, 1347). Many
towns with a
burgh in
close proximity had...
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Dramburg Köslin
Dramburg 1333 4.770 9.000
Widuchowa Gryfino West
Pomeranian Fiddichow Greifenhagen Stettin Greifenhagen 1347 2.682 2.496 Złotów Złotów Greater...
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attack in the
general direction of Hofstedt,
Gross Spiegel,
Repplin and
Fiddichow, with the
objectives of
reaching a line
through Hofstedt on the first...
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Teutonic Knights, 1341), Bütow (by the
Teutonic Knights, 1346), and
Fiddichow (by
Barnim III, 1347).
According to Rădvan (2010), "a
relevant example...
