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Gehrden is a town in the
district of Hanover, in
Lower Saxony, Germany. It is
situated approximately 10 km (6.21 mi)
southwest of
Hanover and next to...
- and 13th centuries, the
Gehrden Monastery had
holdings in
these three villages. The Heggedörfer,
along with the town of
Gehrden, were
amalgamated into...
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Hermann von
Gehrden, O.P. (died 1471) was a
Roman Catholic prelate who
served as
Auxiliary Bishop of
Mainz (1431–1471) and
Titular Bishop of
Citrus (1431–1471)...
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Rezman Observatory Src -
Rezman Observatory,
Kamnik A42
Gehrden Observatory -
Gehrden A43
Inastars Observatory (before 2006) Src -
Inastars Observatory...
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represents the
Armenia national team internationally.
Ranos was born in
Gehrden, Germany. His
father is from Armenia.
Several Armenia media outlets have...
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Gehrden is a
village and a
former muni****lity in the
district of Anhalt-Bitterfeld, in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
Since 1
January 2010, it is part of the...
- (Schleswig-Holstein)
Geestland (Lower Saxony)
Gefell (Thuringia)
Gefrees (Bavaria)
Gehrden (Lower Saxony)
Geilenkirchen (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Geisa (Thuringia)...
- growth. (Ernst)
Werner (since 1888) von
Siemens (known as Werner) (1816,
Gehrden – 1892), inventor,
founder of
Siemens AG (Carl)
Wilhelm Siemens (known...
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Burgwedel Burgwedel 151.96 km2 20,654
Garbsen Garbsen 79.31 km2 60,590
Gehrden Gehrden 42.97 km2 14,624
Hanover Hanover 204.01 km2 532,163
Hemmingen Hemmingen...
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several years after Magnus died in the
Battle of
Leveste (a part of today's
Gehrden), near the Deister, on 25 July 1373. On 6
October 1356
Magnus married Catherine...
