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IJsselstein (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɛisəlstɛin] ) is a muni****lity and city in the Netherlands, in the
province of Utrecht.
IJsselstein received city...
- Geldern-Egmond (today Mirbach-Geldern-Egmond) and the
Barons of
IJsselstein (also
IJsselstein or Ysselstein). They were one of the prin****l
noble families...
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Christoffel van
IJsselstein (died
after 1510) was the
illegitimate son of
Frederik of Egmont,
Count of
Buren and Leerdam, Lord of
IJsselstein (died 1521)...
- The
Gerbrandy Tower (Dutch: Gerbrandytoren) is a
radio tower in
IJsselstein, the Netherlands. It is also
known as
Lopik tower after the
nearby town. It...
- Arnold, Lord of
IJsselstein (also
known as Arnoud, 1304 – 12
February 1363) was the
second Lord of
IJsselstein and
Stoutenburg and
Schout of Amersfoort...
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residential areas of
Lombok and
Kanaleneiland and the
suburbs Nieuwegein and
IJsselstein to the
southwest of the station, and with the
Uithof district and Utrecht...
- capital,
major cities and
towns in the
province are Amersfoort, Houten,
IJsselstein, Nieuwegein,
Veenendaal and Zeist. The
busiest railway station in the...
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Royal Terberg Group B.V. is a
specialised vehicle manufacturer based in
IJsselstein, Utrecht, Netherlands,
building special trucks and ****ing specialist...
- 1686 in
IJsselstein,
buried 9
August 1686 in
IJsselstein)
Jakob Ferdinand (born 21 May 1688 in
IJsselstein,
buried 28
August 1688 in
IJsselstein) Willem...
- trade: the
Vaartse Rijn,
connecting Utrecht to the
Hollandse IJssel at
IJsselstein. In 1528 the
bishop lost
secular power over both Neder- and Oversticht—which...
