-
Mitau. The name of
Jelgava is
believed to be
derived from the
Livonian word jālgab,
meaning "town on the river." The
origin of the
German name
Mitau is...
-
Palace (Latvian:
Jelgavas pils) or
historically Mitau Palace (Latvian: Mītavas pils, German:
Schloss Mitau) is the
largest Baroque-style
palace in the Baltic...
- on an idea by
Friedrich Wilhelm von Raison [de], it was
established in
Mitau,
capital of the
Duchy of
Courland and Semigallia, by Duke
Peter von Biron...
- In all,
Kettler received nearly one-third of the land in the new duchy.
Mitau (Jelgava) was
designated as the new
capital and a
Landtag was to meet there...
-
Lettische Grammatik.
Handbuch der
lettischen Sprachen (in German). Vol. 1.
Mitau: Fr. Lucas’
Buchhandlung (Iwan Rochlitz). Bielenstein,
August (1863). Die...
- of the four
major regions of the country. The
German name for
Jelgava is
Mitau. Jews
began settling in
Jelgava in the
early 16th century,
which was the...
- 1863–64) Bielenstein,
Lettische Grammatik (
Mitau, 1863) Bielenstein, Die
Elemente der
lettischen Sprache (
Mitau, 1866), po****r in
treatment Ulmann and Brasche...
- made
prior of the
Kandava diocese (1780), then
became main
preacher of
Mitau (in the
Trinity Church) and
superintendent of the
duchy (1785).
After graduating...
- The
Truce of
Mitawa or
Truce of
Mitau,
signed in
November 1622 in
Jelgava (Mitawa,
Mitau),
ended the Polish–Swedish War (1620–1622). The Polish–Lithuanian...
- 1945-1975".
Minnesota Libraries Publishing Project.
Retrieved August 7, 2024.
Mitau, G.
Theodore (1955). "The Democratic-Farmer-Labor
Party Schism of 1948"...
