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Jihlava (Czech pronunciation: [ˈjɪɦlava] ; German:
Iglau) is a city in the
Czech Republic. It has
about 54,000 inhabitants.
Jihlava is the
capital of...
- 15th-century m****cript
compiled by John of Gelnhausen, city
scribe of
Iglau (Jihlava). It is
preserved in the city
archive of Jihlava,
Czech Republic...
- (Brněnský kraj) – 12 districts: Brünn Trübau
Boskowitz Witschau ****a
Auspitz Iglau Datschitz Znaym [sic]
Kromau Nikolsburg Olmützer
Kreis (Olomoucký kraj)...
- in
Iglau (today, Jihlava) in
Moravia when it was part of Austria-Hungary. He
attended the German-language
Volksschule and
Oberrealschule in
Iglau through...
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during December, but left
after the
beginning of
January to join the army at
Iglau and did not see his
uncle again,
although he
wrote to him
shortly afterwards:...
- The
Iglau language island or
Jihlava language island (German:
Iglauer Sprachinsel, Czech: Jihlavský jazykový ostrov) was a
German language island in present-day...
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village in the
neighbourhood of the
predominantly German-speaking town of
Iglau (Czech: Jihlava). This area
constituted a
German linguistic island in the...
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party programs of the DAP were the
Trautenau Programme [es] (1904) and the
Iglau Programme [es] (1913).
German Workers'
Party (Germany) "ARPLAN - Profile:...
- 5 July 1436, the
compacts were
formally accepted and
signed at
Jihlava (
Iglau), in Moravia, by King Sigismund, the
Hussite delegates, and the representatives...
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Iglau to
distract attention from the Coalition's movements. He
succeeded in
holding the
Bavarian division of
Prince Karl
Philipp von
Wrede in
Iglau thereby...
