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Seeve is a
river of
Lower Saxony, Germany, a
tributary of the Elbe. It is
approximately 40 km (25 mi) long. The muni****lity of
Seevetal is
named after...
- (Luhe). Its seat is in the
village Hittfeld. It is
named after the
river Seeve. On 1 July 1972, the
administrations of 19
independent smaller muni****lities...
- (Blies)
Schwarzbach (Klettgau)
Schwarze Laber Schwentine Seefelder Aach
Seeve Selbitz Selz Sieg
Soeste Spree Sprotte Steina Stepenitz (Elbe) Stepenitz...
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General Reino Artola 1
December 1952 5
December 1958
Major General Fjalar Seeve 6
December 1958 12
September 1964
Lieutenant General Reino Turkki 13 September...
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seavy > "
overgrown with rushes. "
GLOSSARY (
William Rollinson ). . .
Seeves, Sieves : Rushes,
usually Juncus conglomeratus. . .
RUSHBEARING ( William...
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Those flowing into the Elbe are the Aue, the Ilmenau, the Luhe and the
Seeve. The
immediate subsurface layers on Lüneburg
Heath are
almost exclusively...
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October 1888 – 23 June 1971) was a
Russian revolutionary and politician. He
seeved as a
member of the
first Bolshevik government of
Ukraine (People's Secretariat)...
- 208. ISSN 0932-3988. JSTOR 40500593. H. Laue und H. Meyer:
Zwischen Elbe,
Seeve und Este,
Verlag Gustav Elkan, Harburg/Elbe, 1925, Bd.II, S. 14 C. Walther:...
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Jesteburg lies the
confluence of two
small rivers, the
Schmale Aue and the
Seeve. The
first official mentioning of
Jesteburg dates back to the year 1202...
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district of Harburg, in
Lower Saxony, Germany. It is
situated on a
small river Seeve, 30 km
south of Hamburg.
There are
approximately 1600
people living within...
