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Wolfgang Heyda (14
November 1913 – 21
August 1947) was a
German U-boat
commander during World War II.
Heyda entered the Navy in 1932,
serving aboard the...
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Heyda, P. G. (2000). "Roller Ball Dynamics".
Mathematics Today. 36 (9).
Heyda, P. G. (October 1, 2002). "Roller Ball...
- coupé form. The
vehicle will be
manufactured by
former Gullwing GmbH in
Heyda in
Germany (eventually ****embled by Hi-Tech
Automotive in
South Africa)...
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Historic Site of Canada. In 1943,
prisoners Otto
Kretschmer and
Wolfgang Heyda were the
subject of an
elaborate escape named Operation Kiebitz. The camp...
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Gromer –
sitar Pandit Shankar Lal –
tablas Liz van
Neienhoff –
tambura Paul
Heyda –
violin Rolf
Zacher –
vocals Amon Düül II: Wolf City at AllMusic. Retrieved...
- officers,
Wolfgang Heyda,
captain of U-434,
managed to
escape over the camp
walls using a
crude zip-wire on
electrical cables.
Heyda eluded search parties...
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major c. 1776 Soprano, Alto, Organ,
Strings Probably to be
attributed to J.
Heyda XXIIIb:6 Ave
Regina F
major 1782 or
before Mixed Choir, Organ, Orchestra...
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March 1941, and
commissioned on 21 June 1941, Kapitänleutnant
Wolfgang Heyda commanding. U-434
sailed from Kristiansand,
Norway on 2
November 1941, on...
- چم حيدر, also
Romanized as Cham-e Ḩeydar; also
known as Qal‘eh-ye Cham-e
Ḩeyda) is a
village in
Afrineh Rural District,
Mamulan District, Pol-e Dokhtar...
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Stationery Office.
Retrieved 23
September 2012. May M. Hourani;
Charles M.
Heyda;
United States Board on
Geographic Names;
United States Defense Mapping...
