-
historically rivalled by
Geestemünde [de] on the
opposite side of the Geeste,
which belonged to
Hanover (and
later Prussia).
Geestemünde united with neighbouring...
- Osnabrück
Wittlage Cuxhaven (from 1937,
previously part of Hamburg)
Geestemünde (1912–1924, then to
Stadtkreis Wesermünde) Lehe (1920–1924, then to Stadtkreis...
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Bremer SV 1978–79
Blumenthaler SV 1979–80 SFL
Bremerhaven 1980–81 FT
Geestemünde 1981–82 SFL
Bremerhaven 1982–83
Bremer SV 1983–84 SC Vahr 1984–85 Bremer...
- Крузенштерн) is a four-masted
barque (Russian: барк) that was
built in 1926 at
Geestemünde in Bremerhaven,
Germany as
Padua (named
after the
Italian city). She...
- station, then
called Geestemünde-Bremerhaven, was
opened together with a new, grade-separated line to Lehe and Cuxhaven. When
Geestemünde and Lehe were merged...
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prefix "HNoMS"). It was
built in 1914 by Joh. C.
Tecklenborg ship yard in
Geestemünde as a
school training ship for the
German merchant marine under the name...
- Hans
Kohnert (born 15
November 1887 in
Geestemünde; died 10
January 1967 in Bremerhaven) was a
German entrepreneur, senator, Wehrwirtschaftsführer, painter...
- five-masted full-rigged ship (both
built by Joh. C.
Tecklenborg ship yard in
Geestemünde) Potosi, (barque)
built 1895, sold 1923,
caught fire and sunk off Argentina...
- The
Germania was a
German schooner built in
Geestemünde, Bremerhaven, in 1869. ****ed with an
auxiliary steam engine, it was
especially built as the main...
-
signals from RMS Titanic.
Frankfurt was
built by Joh. C.
Tecklenborg in
Geestemunde (present-day Bremerhaven, Germany), and the
second of her
namesake to...
