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Private Friedenheim Hydroelectric Power Station MP 25°27′05″S 30°58′54″E / 25.45142°S 30.98157°E / -25.45142; 30.98157 (
Friedenheim Hydro Power...
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Steps were
taken to
remedy inadequate facilities with the
opening of the
Friedenheim in London,
which by 1892
offered 35 beds to
patients dying of tuberculosis...
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Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and
Cooperation "Climate data for
Nelspruit (or
Friedenheim rather)".
South African Weather Service.
Archived from the
original on...
- Tochterkolonien, i.e.
daughter colonies, formed, such as, the following, viz.:
Friedenheim,
founded in 1928
Hagendorf Hoffenthal Neu-Klosterdorf, a
daughter colony...
- (Max)
Freiherr von Berg (Steierdorf, Kr****ó-Szörény vm, 1 May 1859 – Neu-
Friedenheim, 25
March 1924); she had a
natural son,
named Bodo, who used his mother's...
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exclusive suburb with Sir
Julius Jeppe,
building his
mansion called Friedenheim.: 65 It was
formerly the
eastern part of Jeppestown. Musiker, Naomi;...
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House now
called Sable House occupied Friedenheim, Sir
Julius Jeppe's home.
During the Anglo-Boer War,
Friedenheim was used as
British Headquarters and...
- Wellington,
namely the
Huguenot Seminary, the
Huguenot University College and
Friedenheim. The
Huguenot Seminary was
established in 1874
through the
efforts of...
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neighboring German villages similarly established additional outposts,
Friedenheim and Neuklosterdorf.
Conflicts with
Soviet authorities over taxation,...
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Blutenburg and
Pipping (St. Wolfgang) with
their own
churches and
parts of
Friedenheim and
Langwied without a church. In contrast, the
southwestern Freiham...
