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Gertrud Rasmus Skomagers (died 1556) was a
Danish alleged witch. The case
against her
contributed to a
change in the law
regarding witch trials in Denmark...
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players in
Skomager take
turns between each shot. Additionally,
every shot must hit at
least one
cushion in
order to be valid. A game of
Skomager is typically...
- Knud
Pfeiffer wrote the
Danish lyrics. The
Danish title is "Den
lille skomager".
Raquel Rastenni, acc.
Harry Felbert's ****tet, Cond.:
Harry Felbert recorded...
- was a
nickname he got
after his father's
profession as a
shoemaker (da:
Skomager), and he was most
commonly known in
Denmark as Carl Skoma'r. He was the...
- cobbler, keep to your last. The same idea is also
proverbial in
Danish (
Skomager, bliv ved din læst),
Dutch (Schoenmaker,
blijf bij je leest),
German (Schuster...
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about 500 citizens), with the
surnames Lauritsen, Rasmussen,
Jensen and
Skomager being the most common. Note that
patronymic surnames were the norm then...
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began to
level divide the teams. With a
strong coach team led by Carl "
Skomager" Hansen, the
youth department achieved great success in this
period and...
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Freddy Koch as Skolelæreren Carl
Heger as
Mejerist Jakobsen Karl
Stegger as
Skomager Hulsøm Ove Sprogøe as Buschauffør Else
Petersen as Frøken
Ballerup Anna...
- (1919–2013), Austrian-British
linguist and
jewelry historian Gertrud Skomagers (died 1556),
Danish alleged witch Gertrúd
Stefanek (born 1959), Hungarian...
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lawyer who had a
number of well-known cases,
including the
murder of Karl
Skomager, Lars Anborg-Nielsen and Pedal-Ove. She has
three siblings,
including entrepreneur...
