-
included in the roster. Most
Oldenburgers are black, brown, bay, chestnut, or grey. Even
among warmbloods, most
Oldenburgers have expressive,
elastic gaits...
- The
House of
Oldenburg is a
German dynasty whose members rule or have
ruled in Denmark, Iceland, Greece, Norway, Russia, Sweden, the
United Kingdom, Livonia...
- The
Rufus Oldenburger Medal is an
award given by the
American Society of
Mechanical Engineers recognizing significant contributions and
outstanding achievements...
- The
Oldenburg Münsterland,
otherwise called Oldenburger Münsterland or
Oldenburgisches Münsterland, is a
region in
Lower Saxony,
Germany and the administrative...
-
Rufus Oldenburger (6 July 1908,
Grand Rapids,
Michigan – 22
November 1969) was an
American mathematician and
mechanical engineer.
Oldenburger received...
- "similar in type to that of the
Oldenburger". From 1877 and 1920, two
thirds of the
state stallions were
Oldenburgers. The
first part of the 20th century...
- non-profit ****ociation "
Oldenburger Computer-Museum e. V.”,
which is
organised and run by
dedicated volunteers. The goal of the
Oldenburger Computer Museum is...
-
Oldenburg Land (German:
Oldenburger Land) is a
region and
regional ****ociation in the
German state of
Lower Saxony in the area of the
former Grand Duchy...
- the
basketball department of the
Oldenburger TB
sports club. In the year 2001, the
basketball department of
Oldenburger TB
formed a new
separate club, called...
-
influenced by the
other heavy warmblood breeds of Frisia: Ostfriesen,
Oldenburgers, and Holsteiners. From 1897 to 1942 they were
managed by the Gronings...