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Greifenhagen is a
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Rossel 2007...
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- (1821–1890),
Baltic German journalist and
politician Greifenhagen,
village in Saxony-Anhalt,
Germany Greifenhagen,
German name for Gryfino, town in West Pomerania...
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specifically the
strategic Oder
River crossing towns of
Gartz and
Greifenhagen. The
beginning of the
Swedish intervention (1630–1635) in the Thirty...
