- The Prin****lity of
Sealand (/ˈsiːˌlænd/) is a
micronation on HM Fort
Roughs (also
known as
Roughs Tower), an offs****
platform in the
North Sea. It is...
- true
origin of the
Seven Sealands is
unknown but the
concept was
extremely widespread during the 15th century. The
Seven Sealands were used as an ideological...
-
Prince Roy of
Sealand, was a
British pirate radio broadcaster and micronationalist, who
founded the self-proclaimed Prin****lity of
Sealand.
Bates was born...
- "Zealand" The
Seven Sealands,
jurisdictional regions of
medieval Frisia Sealand Helicopters, a
former Canadian transportation company Sealand national football...
-
Michael Roy Bates, self-styled as
Prince Michael of
Sealand, is an
English businessman and self-published author. He
operates a self-proclaimed and unrecognized...
-
Dynasty of the
Sealand in Mesopotamia,
Walter de
Gruyter GmbH & Co KG, 2018, ISBN 9781501507823 Twiss,
Katheryn C. "Animals of the
Sealands:
Ceremonial Activities...
-
captured in
Iceland in 1983;
about a year later, he was
transferred to
Sealand of the
Pacific near Victoria,
British Columbia, Canada. He was subsequently...
- MOD
Sealand (formerly RAF
Sealand), is a
Ministry of
Defence installation in Flintshire, in the
northeast corner of Wales,
close to the
border with England...
-
places in
throughout the
Seven Sealands, the
Upstalsboom is the only
known ****embly
where members of
different sealands met. The ****emblies at the Upstalsboom...
-
Sealand Road was the home
stadium of
Chester City
Football Club (known
until 1983 as
Chester Football Club) from 1906
until 1990.
Although officially...
