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Riddagshausen Abbey (German:
Kloster Riddagshausen) was a
Cistercian monastery just
outside the city of
Brunswick in Germany. It was
founded as Marienzelle...
- towers, with the
tallest having a
height of 90 meters.
Riddagshausen Abbey (German:
Kloster Riddagshausen), a
former Cistercian monastery, with the surrounding...
- (Gliesmarode, Querum, and
Riddagshausen) and in 1974 (Bevenrode, Bienrode, and Waggum).
Riddagshausen Abbey (German:
Kloster Riddagshausen), a
former Cistercian...
- and
Walkenried District of
Braunschweig 543,87 191,112 Braunschweig,
Riddagshausen,
Thedinghausen (since 1850) and
Vechelde District of
Gandersheim 533...
- in
return for
donations to the
Cistercian abbeys of
Walkenried and
Riddagshausen. They were
married in
Nordhausen on 22 July 1212. The
bride then was...
- land
portfolio in
Riddagshausen [de] to the SBK. Dazu gehören
along others die
Kloster Riddagshausen, die Gaststätte
Riddagshausen [de] as well as the...
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Adolph Nehrkorn (29
December 1841, in
Riddagshausen,
today part of
Braunschweig – 8
April 1916, in Braunschweig) was a
German ornithologist and collector...
- the
entire community (12
monks and an abbot) for the
foundation of
Riddagshausen Abbey near Braunschweig, of
which it was thus the
mother house. Amelungsborn...
- in the 1930s, Paul
Graetz /
Rudolf Grätz.
Rudolf Lindau was born in
Riddagshausen, a
small village which was at that time a
short distance outside and...
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Jerusalem himself died in
Brunswick and is
buried in the
abbey church at
Riddagshausen Abbey, of
which he had been made
abbot in 1752. A
prize named after...
