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Schilthorn The
Schilthorn (2,970
metres (9,744 ft)) is a
summit in Europe, in the
Bernese Alps of Switzerland. It
overlooks the
valley of Lauterbrunnen...
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forest in the
Havel (Lindwerder and Schwanenwerder) and a
small peninsula (
Schildhorn); and the
tallest point is the hill of Teufelsberg,
which is 117 metres...
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kilometers on Rupenhorn, at
kilometer 8 of the
third control point followed on
Schildhorn. The
Grunewaldturm was
reached after 10 km, at the
level of the island...
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Socialists for 1950 on the site were
never built. In some
versions of the
Schildhorn saga,
Pichelswerder is
depicted as the
starting point of the
escape of...
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Tatjana 1939:
Fortissimo 1940:
Peperl 1941:
Adlerflug 1942:
Aufbruch 1943:
Schildhorn 1944–45: no race 1946:
Xantos 1947:
Signal 1948: Schütze 1949: Asterios...
- mel****er
sands from the
advance phase of the
inland ice. In the area
around Schildhorn, the
Pichelsberg and the Murellenberge, the
advancing ice has also severely...
- ear heard)
dates from 1863. In 1864 the
novel Ein Dämon and the saga
Schildhorn und
Teufelssee appeared, in 1865
Onkel ****chen came out, in 1866 the...
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likely a Sorb or Lutician. A
monument for him can be
found on the
Schildhorn peninsula in the Havel. Materna, Ingo; Ribbe, Wolfgang; Adamy, Kurt (1995)...
- Performance,
texts by John Cage,
Charles Stuckey,
Battalion Commander Robert Schildhorn,
Wilfredo Chiesa,
Stuart Little, Carl Andre,
Brian O’Doherty,
Thomas McEvilley...
