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Ostragehege is a multi-use
sports venue in Dresden, Germany. Key
buildings of the
venue include the Heinz-Steyer-Stadion and the ice
hockey stadium of...
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target for the
bombers to aim at. The
attack was to
centre on the
Ostragehege sports stadium, next to the city's
medieval Altstadt (old town), with...
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goals to the win. However,
Schalke managed to win 2–1
against PSV at
Ostragehege to
advance to the next
round on goal difference. With a
total of ten...
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Munich Germany Olympiastadion — — 12 June 16 June
Dresden Ostragehege 131,431 / 150,234 $17,725,863 19 June 23 June
Vienna Austria Ernst-Happel-Stadion...
- with a 4–1
victory over SG
Fortuna Erfurt in
front of 50,000 in the
Ostragehege stadium of Dresden.
Still in the same year ZSG
Union became one of the...
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Denmark Parken Stadium 7 July 2006 10 July 2006
Dresden Germany Festwiese Ostragehege 11 July 2006 14 July 2006
Hamburg Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld 15 July 2006...
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stretching from the
Loschwitz district in the
southeast down to the
Ostragehege plains in the northwest. The
forested Elbe
slopes of the
Lusatian Plateau...
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Nuremberg Germany Zeppelinfeld — — 10 May 2015
Dresden Ostragehege — — 14 May 2015
Zeltweg Austria Red Bull Ring — — 16 May 2015 Hockenheim...
- ISBN 9783946906063. Delau,
Reinhard (1
November 1995), "From the
history of
Ostragehege (3): rise and fall of the
Ostra chamber estate", SZ. Inhetveen, Heath...
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reported at Dresden. The
attack was
centered on the
readily identifiable Ostragehege sports stadium.
Bombing of
Tokyo in
World War II (****an) 9–10
March 1945...
