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gulden:
Baden gulden (1754-1873)
Bavarian gulden Württemberg
gulden For
Swiss currencies named gulden:
Fribourg gulden Luzern gulden Neuchâtel
gulden...
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Gulden's is the
third largest American manufacturer of mustard,
after French's and Grey Poupon. One of the
oldest continuously operating mustard brands...
- Bjørn
Gulden (born 4 June 1965) is a
Norwegian businessman and
former professional football player.
Since January 2023, he has been the CEO of Adidas....
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Gulden Draak (Dutch for
Golden Dragon) is a dark
Belgian beer with high
alcohol by
volume (10.5%),
brewed by
Brouwerij Van
Steenberge in Ertvelde, East...
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Bavaria used the
South German gulden (also
called 'Florin'[citation needed]) as its
currency until 1873.
Between 1754 and 1837 it was a unit of account...
- The
Rhenish gulden or
Rhenish guilder (German:
Rheinischer Gulden; Latin:
florenus Rheni) was a gold,
standard currency coin of the
Rhineland in the 14th...
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Arild Gulden (4
December 1941 – 9
October 2024) was a
Norwegian international handball and
football player.
Gulden made his
Norway men's
national handball...
- The Austro-Hungarian
gulden (German), also
known as the
florin (German & Croatian),
forint (Hungarian; Croatian: forinta), or
zloty (Polish: złoty reński;...
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Michel van
Guldener (born 3
December 1985) is a
Dutch professional footballer who
plays for VV
Nieuwerkerk in the
Dutch Eerste Kl****e. Born in Rotterdam...
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Baden used the
South German gulden as its
currency from 1754
until 1873.
Until 1821, the
Gulden was a unit of account,
worth 5⁄12 of a Conventionsthaler...
