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Gerhard Mennen "Soapy"
Williams (February 23, 1911 –
February 2, 1988) was an
American politician who
served as the 41st
governor of Michigan, elected...
- Edinburgh-born
printer called John
Mennons in
January 1783 as a w****ly
publication called the
Glasgow Advertiser.
Mennons'
first edition had a
global scoop:...
- 52°26′00″N 106°46′02″W / 52.43333°N 106.76722°W / 52.43333; -106.76722
Mennon, Saskatchewan, is a
community in mid-southern Saskatchewan, Canada. It is...
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Elamkulam Kunjan (1970).
Studies in
Kerala History. Ayyar, p.128
Mennon, p.480
Mennon, p.481 Hunter's
Imperial Gazetteer (1908, p.360). Ayyar, p.129 M...
- part
called Europe or Enea.
Snorri also
tells of a
Trojan named Munon (or
Mennon), who
marries the
daughter of the High King (Yfirkonungr)
Priam called Troan...
- ССИМ Ivan
Prokhanov Nikolay Odintsov Pyotr Frizen Christian democracy Mennonism Evangelical Christianity Left
Baptism Constitutional monarchism 1905–1906...
- 95 403 180 223
Nemtsy (golendry, deijch, doijch, mennoniten,
mennonity, nemtsy-
mennonity) 597,212 290,115 307,097 339,288 164,015 175,273 257,924 126...
- Kobam" Unni
Mennon & Uma
Ramanan Vairamuthu Ilaiyaraaja Oru
Kaidhiyin Diary (1985) 6 Unni
Menon excerpt from "Pon Mane Kobam" Unni
Mennon & Uma Ramanan...
- Lóridi, son of Thor by Sif, Thor here
being the son of Múnón, also
called Mennón (equated with Memnon) by Tróan
daughter of King
Priam of Troy. Lóridi (more...
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Peripatetic writer on medicine: see
Anonymus Londinensis Múnón, also
called Mennón, a
Trojan chieftain or king
mentioned by the twelfth-century
Icelandic writer...
