- von
Warendorp or Brun
Warendorp (died 21
August 1369, Schonen) was
alderman and
mayor of Lübeck,
where he was born. The son of
Gottschalk Warendorp ()...
- The
Vellin or
Warendorp Chapel next to it was
founded on a
foundation by
Councilor Gotthardt Vellin († 1350) and p****ed to the
Warendorp family with the...
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Friedrich der Schöne 1330 Anti-king
during the
Interregnum 60
Bruno von
Warendorp 1369
Leader of the
Hanseatic League 61
Arnold Winkelried 1386 Knight,...
- forces. The
siege ended in a
Danish victory: the
Hanseatic leader Bruno Warendorp was killed, and the
siege was
subsequently lifted. In 1362 the Hanseatic...
-
Hartig Kale. All the
Hanseatic forces seem to be
commanded by
Bruno von
Warendorp and
Thomas Morkerken. The
Hanseatic leaders would spread rumours that...
- the 9
October 1641
confirmation of
nobility rights for the
families of
Warendorp, Wickede, Brömsen, Luneburg, Kerkring, and
Stiten by
Emperor Ferdinand...
-
leaders Valdemar IV Christoffer (WIA)
Peder Nielsen Johann Wittenborg Bruno Warendorp Strength Ships capable of
carrying 2,500 men 50 ships, 5 paid for by Sweden...
- ("Three Krabbé Generations")
Bibeb en
Frans Keijsper (Van
Holkema &
Warendorp, Weesp, 1985) Krabbé in Drievoud. ("Krabbé in triplicate") Panorama, 18...
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Reiher (Germany): 109-ton
training vessel, ex-West Diep (Belgium),
became Warendorp Riilahti (Finland): 310-ton
minelayer and
antisubmarine escort Rio Pardo...
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period around 1530/40 as well as the
epitaph of the
prioress Richmond Warendorp († 1503), both
created by the
sculptor Johann Brabender from Münster....
