- clef, clif 'cliff, bluff',
referring to the
promontory on
which the
Schwanenburg castle was constructed.
Since the city's coat of arms
displays three...
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Gulbene (pronunciation; German:
Schwanenburg) is a town in the
Vidzeme region of Latvia. It is an
administrative center of
Gulbene Muni****lity. Historical...
- The
Schwanenburg Castle (English: Swan Castle), in
North Rhine-Westphalia,
where the
Dukes of
Cleves resided, was
founded on a
steep hill. It is located...
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Jaungulbene (German: Neu-
Schwanenburg) is a
village in the
Jaungulbene Parish of
Gulbene Muni****lity in the
Vidzeme region of Latvia.
Jaungulbene Manor...
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Schwanenburg Castle, Cleves...
- (Dyneburg), Rēzekne (Rzezyca, Rositten), Viļaka (Marienhausen),
Gulbene (
Schwanenburg),
Ludza (Lucyn),
Krustpils (Kreutzburg). The seat of the
voivode was...
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center of arts, architecture, and culture. The main
ducal palace, the
Schwanenburg Castle, was
renovated by
Dutch architect Pieter Post
between 1663 and...
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married Isabella Freiin von
Wolff in Berlin. She was from the
house of Alt-
Schwanenburg (located in the present-day town of
Gulbene in Latvia, then part of Livonia)...
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replaced by a Soviet-related figure. 1909,
Kleve – near the
stables at the
Schwanenburg;
Equestrian statue of
Friedrich Wilhelm,
Elector of Brandenburg. 1912-14:...
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Grostona Grossdohn Grundzāle
Grundsahl Gudenieki Gudeneecken Gulbene Schwanenburg Idus
Idwen Iecava Eckau Ievade Ewahden Iģene
Iggen Ikšķile Üxküll Iļģuciems...
