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Ossen (French pronunciation: [ɔsɛ̃]; Occitan: Aussen) is a
commune in the Hautes-Pyrénées
department in south-western France.
Communes of the Hautes-Pyrénées...
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organized by The
Ceylon Football ****ociation. On 24
October 1953, Tom
Ossen, a
product of
Dharmaraja College,
scored the country's
first official international...
- Low
German the
development of /xs/ → /ss/ (Dutch vossen,
ossen and Low
German Vösse,
Ossen versus German Füchse,
Ochsen and
English foxes, oxen), and...
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September 1954, #156
draft to
Robert Murray 4
November 1954, #227 to Mrs E. C.
Ossen Drijver 5
January 1961
Carpenter 2023, #144 to
Naomi Mitchison, 25 April...
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Carpenter 2023, #154 to
Naomi Mitchison, 25
September 1954, #227 to Mrs E. C.
Ossen Drijver, 5
January 1961
Carpenter 2023, #107 to Sir
Stanley Unwin, 7 December...
- Kenschen, Kenschenhammer, Klenowe, Kottowsky, Kotzine, Mariendorf, Neurode,
Ossen, Pawlau, Riefken, Silonke, Suschen,
Tscheschen and
Wielky reclassified from...
- Oléac-Dessus Omex
Ordizan Organ Orieux Orignac Orincles Orleix Oroix Osmets Ossen Ossun Ossun-ez-Angles
Oueilloux Ourde Ourdis-Cotdoussan
Ourdon Oursbelille...
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German Wolfram Schanda 1986–1990
German Rudi
Thommes 1986–2004
German Runald Ossen 1990–1992
German Anton Weissenbacher 1993–2000
Romania Markus Osthoff 1991–1994...
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Thangaraj Pansanttom Venkatesh Ba Kyu
Moideen Kutty 1 goal
Neville D'Souza
Ossen Azeez Akbar Jan 1 own goal
Gunaid (against ****stan) Morrison, Neil (1999)...
- Yaşin,
Mirco Brunner,
Sinem Hacıosmanoğlu, Ekin Kozal,
Sabina Kulemann-
Ossen,
Hannah Mönninghoff,
Susanne Rutishauser,
Alexander E. Sollee, and Sönke...
