- Lake
Steinhude. Once a small,
quiet fishing village,
today Steinhude is well
known as a
recreation centre in the
Steinhuder Meer
Nature Park.
Steinhude lies...
- Lake
Steinhude, German:
Steinhuder Meer,
German pronunciation, is a lake in
Lower Saxony,
Germany located 30
kilometres (19 mi)
northwest of Hanover....
- Elm-Lappwald, Harz, Lüneburger Heide, Münden, Terra.vita, Solling-Vogler, Lake
Steinhude, Südheide,
Weser Uplands,
Wildeshausen Geest,
Bourtanger Moor-Bargerveen...
- Maryland. Nils Hoffmann. "Jung
Pioniere und FDJ – DDR-Museum-
Steinhude". ddr-museum-
steinhude.de.
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original on 12
August 2015. Retrieved...
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after Wunstorf. To the west of the city,
Steinhude and Großenheidorn are
located on the s****s of Lake
Steinhude. The name
Wunstorf derives from the early...
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business in
Vienna from 1923 to 1926 and
founded Geb.
Birkenstock GmbH in
Steinhude am Meer
together with his
brothers Heinrich and
Konrad Jr. in 1929. From...
- The
Steinhude pike (German:
Steinhuder Hecht) from 1772 is said to be the
first submarine built in Germany. The
engineer and
officer Jakob Chrysostomus...
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Films AIA Top Ten
Green Award 2003:
Steinhüde Sea
Recreational Facility AIA/LA
Design Citation Award 2003:
Steinhüde Sea
Recreational Facility California...
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formerly a
Cistercian abbey, in the town of Rehburg-Loc****, near Lake
Steinhude,
Lower Saxony, Germany. A
Roman Catholic monastery run by the Cistercians...
- so-called 'emigrants boats' from
Steinhude and Mardorf. In 1772 the
island was the base of the
first German submarine, the
Steinhude Pike.
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