- Sélestat (French: [selɛsta]; Alsatian:
Schlettstàdt; German:
Schlettstadt) is a
commune in the
Grand Est
region of France. An
administrative division (sous-préfecture)...
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Samuel ben
Aaron Schlettstadt was a 14th
century German rabbi. He was born in
Schlettstadt and
known to live in
Strasbourg in the
latter half of the 14th...
- theologian.
Wimpfeling was born in
Schlettstadt (now Sélestat), Alsace, Lorraine. He went to the
school at
Schlettstadt,
which was run by
Ludwig Dringenberg...
-
Schlettstadt. His
classmates in
Schlettstadt were the sons of
Johann Amerbach,
Basilius and Bruno. On the 25
April 1503, Rhen**** left
Schlettstadt for...
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Johannes Mentelin,
sometimes also
spelled Mentlin, (born
around 1410 in
Schlettstadt,
today Sélestat; died
December 12, 1478, in Strasbourg) was a pioneering...
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French Empire in 1862 and were
purchased by the
township of Sélestat (or
Schlettstadt)
three years later.
After the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 to 1871, the...
- of Otto II, Duke of
Swabia and
founder of the
Abbey of
Saint Faith in
Schlettstadt, Alsace. When
Frederick succeeded his father, he had
Hohenstaufen Castle...
-
established in 1906 as the
German club
Fussball Klub 1906
Schlettstadt in what was at the time
Schlettstadt, Alsace, in Germany.
Following the Franco-Prussian...
- (Mülhausen) Saint-Louis (St. Ludwig)
Saverne (Zabern)
Schiltigheim Sélestat (
Schlettstadt)
Strasbourg (Straßburg)
Wittenheim There is an
accord de coopération...
- were
gallicized (e.g., Str****burg → Strasbourg, Mülhausen → Mulhouse,
Schlettstadt → Sélestat, etc.). On 1
September 1939, the day
World War II started...
