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different Polish names following World War II, such as
Radzicz (formerly
Hermannsdorf). In 1954 the
central government abolished the
commune (Polish: gmina)...
- 1616: zu Culßdorff 1791:
Kohlsdorf Niederhermsdorf 1350:
Hermannsdorf 1381:
Nydern Hermannsdorf 1445:
Nidder Hermestorf 1461:
Hermstorff 1679: Niederhernsdorff...
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Hermannstadt ("Hermann's city")
dates from 1366,
while an
earlier form,
Hermannsdorf ("Hermann's village") was
recorded in 1321. An
alternative urban legend...
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Hermann von
Hermannsdorf on 18 May 1809
fought against the
French forces moving from the
Kingdom of
Italy upon the
Battle of Tarvis.
Hermannsdorf was killed...
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nature reserve, 28.97 ha Großer
Kranichsee nature reserve, 611.00 ha
Hermannsdorf Meadows (Hermannsdorfer Wiesen)
nature reserve, 185.00 ha The
Czech Republic...
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drawn to
history and philology. He
worked as a
tutor for a
pastor in
Hermannsdorf [pl], and
later for
Piotr Ożarowski's sons, from 1790 to 1798, when he...
- 10 km west of Annaberg-Buchholz. It
consists of the
divisions Elterlein,
Hermannsdorf and Schwarzbach. From 1952 to 1990,
Elterlein was part of the Bezirk...
- (Hermanmiestetz): Heřmanův Městec Hermannschlag: Kuří, p. of Benešov nad Černou
Hermannsdorf: Heřmanov, p. of Teplá Hermannseifen: Rudník (Trutnov District) Hermannsgrün:...
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Gramtschen Griffen Groß Bösendorf Groß
Nessau Groß
Rogau Gurske Guttau Hermannsdorf Herzogsfelde Hohenhausen Kasc****k
Klein Bösendorf
Klein Nessau Kompanie...
- Königsbergau, St.
Georgen am
Reith Sankt Georgen am
Ybbsfelde Hart,
Hermannsdorf, Krahof, Leutzmannsdorf, Matzendorf, St.
Georgen am
Ybbsfelde Sankt Pantaleon-Erla...
