- The
Black Band (German:
Schwarze Scharen, Polish:
Czarne Szeregi) were
resistance groups of
anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist
youth and
young adults in...
- Uwe
Scharen (born 9
August 1945 in Rockenau, Germany) is a
German jurist. He was
presiding judge at the
Federal Court of
Justice of
Germany (Bundesgerichtshof)...
- Zug)
which were in turn
divided into
squad sized Scharen. For
larger Allgemeine SS commands, the
Scharen would be
further divided into
Rotte which were...
- sub-unit): 3 to 4
Trupps Trupp (Troop, platoon-sized sub-unit): 3 to 4
Scharen Schar (section): 1 or 2
Rotten (squads or teams)
Rotte (squad or team):...
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Typical Weidling made from wood,
photographed at
Scharen (TG) near Schaffhausen....
- 1914, p. 209.
Scharen 2004, pp. 81–82.
Maloney 1992, p. 376.
Scharen 2004, p. 82.
Maloney 1992, p. 383.
Scharen 2004, pp. 82–83.
Scharen 2004, p. 83. Czarnopys...
-
proof of a
lower bound on low-discrepancy sequences.[5] ^
Oppervlakken met
scharen van
gesloten geodetische lijnen, Thesis, Leiden, 1931. ^ N.G. de Bruijn...
- BRESS,
Bredase Student Sports Muni****lly
Sport center Breda a.k.a. ‘De
Scharen’ de Drie Linden, Prinsenb**** de Doelen,
Princenhage Bruut (bouldering)...
-
Sturmbanne (storm units), and
beneath this
level were the Stürme, Truppen, and
Scharen. For the
lower ranks, the SS also
specified that a
patch showing the wearer's...
-
usually included as Churfirsten:
Peaks to the west of Selun: Wart (2068 m),
Schären (or Schäären, 2184 m), Nägeliberg (2153 m),
Glattchamm (2084 m), Leistchamm...
