- The
Möllendorf family (also: Möllendorff, Moellendorff) has been
prominent German noble family in the
history of
Brandenburg and Prussia. The von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff...
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Joachim Heinrich von
Möllendorf (7
January 1724 – 28
January 1816) was a
Generalfeldmarschall of the
Kingdom of Prussia.
Möllendorf was born in Lindenberg...
- Paris, 2008, ISBN 978-2-35191-033-7 (p.65, in French) Pendergast, DR;
Mollendorf, J; Logue, C; Samimy, S (2003). "Evaluation of fins used in underwater...
- Gabelentz.[citation needed]
Hailing from the
Prussian aristocratic family von
Möllendorf, Paul
Georg von Möllendorff was the son of
Georg von Möllendorff, a high-ranking...
- Otto
Franz von Möllendorff (24
December 1848 – 17
August 1903) was a
German diplomat, traveller, and a
naturalist who
collected specimens during his travels...
- OCLC 16986801.
Archived from the
original on 14
August 2009. Bardy, Erik;
Mollendorf, Joseph; Pendergast,
David (21
October 2005). "Thermal
conductivity and...
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Kingdom of
Prussia and
Electoral Saxony led by
Wichard Joachim Heinrich von
Möllendorf fall upon a
single French Republican division under Jean-Jacques Ambert...
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Hagen Mörderspiel (1961) –
Klaus Troger Doctor Sibelius (1962) – Dr.
Möllendorf Redhead (1962) –
Herbert Lucas Enough Rope (1963) – Tony The
Curse of...
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Schlapperplapper (a sheep) Redaction: Rita Hatzius, Bärbel
Möllendorf,
Gerdamarie Preuße Dramaturgy: Bärbel
Möllendorf, Rita Hatzius,
Helga Krecek Manager:
Antje Geiger...
- at
Trippstadt were the
Prussians commanded by
Field Marshall Wichard Mollendorf. And
directly across from the “Rhin”
stretching from the
Vosges Mountains...
