- Saarbrücken. The town is
notable for the
Ottweiler porcelain. The
Ottweiler Brewing Company was
founded in
Ottweiler in 1873. It was
moved to the Karlsberg...
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Ottweiler porcelain is a type of hard-paste
porcelain which used to be made in
Ottweiler, Germany. Today, only few
pieces have survived. Étienne-Dominique...
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Frederick Louis of N****au-
Ottweiler (13
November 1651 – 25 May 1728) was a
member of the
House of N****au. He was born in
Ottweiler, the son of John Louis...
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Ottweiler (Saar)
station is
centrally located in the town of
Ottweiler in the
German state of the
Saarland on the Nahe
Valley Railway,
which was opened...
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Albert of N****au-Weilburg-
Ottweiler (26
December 1537,
Weilburg – 11
November 1593,
Ottweiler), was a
count of the
House of N****au. His
territory included...
- Anna
Catherine of N****au-
Ottweiler (31
January 1653 – 15
February 1731) was a
daughter of John Louis,
Count of N****au-
Ottweiler and his wife,
Countess Palatine...
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Georg Paul
Erich Hilgenfeldt (born 2 July 1897 in Heinitz/
Ottweiler;
likely died in April/May 1945 in Berlin) was a high ****
Party government official...
- N****au-
Ottweiler. He
married on 19
January 1704 in
Ottweiler to his
first cousin Louise, the
daughter of
Count Frederick Louis of N****au-
Ottweiler. Charles...
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Ottweiler was created; however, its
history can be
traced back to 1545 when it was
created as
Herrschaft Ottweiler,
later Amt and
Oberamt Ottweiler,...
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Christiane Charlotte of N****au-
Ottweiler (2
September 1685 – 6
November 1761) was a
Countess of N****au-
Ottweiler by
birth and by
marriage successively...
