- SMS
Frauenlob ("His Majesty's Ship
Frauenlob") was the
eighth member of the ten-ship
Gazelle class of
light cruisers that were
built for the
German Kaiserliche...
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Heinrich Frauenlob (between 1250 and 1260 – 29
November 1318),
sometimes known as
Henry of
Meissen (Heinrich von Meißen), was a
Middle High
German poet...
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Frauenlob is the name of:
Heinrich Frauenlob (1250/60–1318), a
minnesinger Johann Frauenlob,
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Johann Frauenlob (16th or 17th
century – 17th century) is the
pseudonym of a
writer in
Baroque who
published an
encyclopedia of "learned women" in 1631...
- Hans
Frauenlob (born 22
November 1960) is a
retired New
Zealand curler originally from Barrie, Ontario.
Frauenlob moved to New
Zealand in
around 1995,...
- launched, but not completed: Wiesbaden, Magdeburg, Leipzig,
Rostock and
Frauenlob,
while another three were laid down but not launched:
Ersatz Cöln, Ersatz...
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Franz Frauenlob (born 11
August 1939) is an
Austrian boxer. He
competed in the men's
middleweight event at the 1964
Summer Olympics.
Below is the record...
- SMS
Frauenlob ("Praise of Women") was a
Prussian naval schooner. The
first German naval vessel of that name, she was
financed largely by
voluntary contributions...
- (Lindormen class) EML Kalev (M414) (
Frauenlob class) EML Olev (M415) (
Frauenlob class) EML Vaindlo (M416) (
Frauenlob class) EML Wambola (M311) (Lindau class)...
- (SMS V187) were sunk;
three more
light cruisers (SMS Str****burg,
Stettin and
Frauenlob) and
three torpedo boats suffered damage. The
British suffered casualties...
