- pronunciation: [ˈhɔlʃtaɪn] ;
Northern Low Saxon: Holsteen; Danish: Holsten; Latin:
Holsatia) is the
region between the
rivers Elbe and Eider. It is the
southern half...
- Sleswig-Holsteen;
North Frisian: Slaswik-Holstiinj;
occasionally in
English Sleswick-
Holsatia) is the
northernmost of the 16
states of Germany,
comprising most of the...
- list (link) "Das Corps".
Richard Neumann IV. "Willkommen".
Corps Slesvico-
Holsatia. "Home". "Corps
Hannovera im WSC". Erxleben. "Hannoverania". "Corps Normannia...
-
Adolf of
Denmark or
Adolf of Holstein-Gottorp (25
January 1526 –1
October 1586) was the
first Duke of Holstein-Gottorp from the line of Holstein-Gottorp...
-
comprising approximately the
territory of the
modern Netherlands Holstein Holsatia (Latin), Holsácia (Portuguese variant),
Holsetaland (Icelandic), Holstein...
- off
Harwich in 1884 SS Deike Rickmers (1896), sold in 1899 and
renamed Holsatia SS Deike Rickmers (1908),
seized in 1917 by China,
renamed Hwah Ting SS Deike...
-
Hagenau Heligoland Helgoland Hesse Hessen Hither Pomerania Vorpommern Holsatia Holstein Horsemarket Rossmar(c)k(t)
Juliers Jülich Lake
Constance Bodensee...
-
several new
churches in Berlin.
Dinklage was a
member of the Slesvico-
Holsatia Corps [de] (student fraternity) in Hannover. He died in Berlin. 1891–1893:...
- science. In May 1919 he
became one of the
first new
members of the
Corps Holsatia following the
First World War. Then,
after completing commercial training...
- The
educational sector was
considerably better developed in
Sleswick and
Holsatia, plus in Germany, so only
nobles who sent
their children to
foreign universities...
