- Der
fliegende Holländer (The
Flying Dutchman), WWV 63, is a German-language opera, with
libretto and
music by
Richard Wagner. The
central theme is redemption...
- The
Fliegende Blätter ("Flying Leaves"; also
translated as "Flying Pages" or "Loose Sheets") was a
German w****ly
humor and
satire magazine appearing between...
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named fliegende Standgerichte,
composed of
motorized judges.
During the last two
months of
World War II,
Adolf Hitler authorized the use of
Fliegendes Sonder-Standgericht...
- The
Fliegende Panzerfaust,
meaning 'flying tank fist' (literally 'Flying
Armor Fist') in the
German language, was a
project for a
Third Reich very-short-range...
- unit to re-equip with the type
being on the
Eastern Front.
Called the
Fliegendes Auge (Flying Eye) of the
German Army, the Fw 189 was used extensively...
- York Times.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Flugplatz Großenhain. http://www.
fliegendes-museum.de/wordpress/de/home/
Fliegendes Museum website...
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Wikipedia articles Der
fliegende Holländer discography, Tannhäuser
discography and
Lohengrin discography. For example, Der
fliegende Holländer (Dutchman)...
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number ST-112 and the
registration OH-VSF. 73 – MS.505
airworthy at the
Fliegendes Museum in Großenhain, Saxony. It is
registered as D-EGTY and is painted...
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version is an
unattributed drawing from the 23
October 1892
issue of
Fliegende Blätter, a
German humour magazine. It was captioned, in
older German spelling...
- This is a
partial discography of Der
fliegende Holländer (The
Flying Dutchman) by
Richard Wagner. The list
includes live and
studio performances in audio...
