- graphene."
Obsolete spellings include Nijmwegen, Nymegen, Nieumeghen; French:
Nimègue; German: Nimwegen;
Spanish and Italian: Nimega. "Burgemeester" [Mayor]...
- The
Treaties of
Peace of
Nijmegen (French: Traités de Paix de
Nimègue; German:
Friede von Nimwegen; Dutch:
Vrede van Nijmegen) were a
series of treaties...
- (in Dutch).
Retrieved 21
April 2020. "Transferts :
Anthony Musaba (NEC
Nimègue) à Monaco, c'est imminent" [Transfers:
Anthony Musaba (NEC Nijmegen) to...
- Aert van Hort,
Arnoud van Nijmegen, Arnt van Ort van Nijmegen,
Arnoult de
Nimègue,
Arnouldt de la Pointe) (active c. 1490 – c. 1536) was a 15th-century Dutch...
-
Arend Steenbergen (born 27
March 1965 in
Nimègue), is a
Dutch director and screenwriter. 2014: Film
Award of the City of
Utrecht for Twee
dromen 1993 :...
-
Saarland and beyond. The
Province de la
Sarre existed from the
Peace of
Nimegue in 1679
until the
Peace of
Ryswick in 1697. At the time of its founding...
-
Xavier Luffin, "Le
Patriarcat orthodoxe turc", Het
Christelijk Oosten, 52,
Nimègue, 2000, p. 73-96.
Xavier Luffin, "Baba
Eftim et l'Église
orthodoxe turque...
-
diplomat involved in the
negotiation of
international treaties (e.g.
Nimègue),
jurist and politician. He was a
clerical lawyer who
served as
Judge of...
-
Nimega (Catalan, Italian,
Portuguese variant, Spanish),
Nimegue (Portuguese)*,
Nimègue (French),
Nîmegue (Walloon),
Nimwege (local dialect),
Nimwegen (German)...
- transept.
These are
based on the work of the
Rouen painter Arnoult de
Nimegue or his followers. They
depict scenes from the life of the
archbishop Romaine...
