Definition of Weisenau. Meaning of Weisenau. Synonyms of Weisenau

- Hechtsheim Laubenheim Lerchenberg [de] Marienborn Mombach Neustadt Oberstadt Weisenau Until 1945, the districts of Bischofsheim (now an independent town), Ginsheim-Gustavsburg...
- was born in Weisenau in 1771. He married Helene Moise (later Blum) in 1802. Their children are: 1. Amalia BERNAYS, born 1798 in Weisenau (known as Gudel...
- 20 December 1943, autumn 1944, 1 February and 27 February 1945) Mainz-Weisenau (particularly 19 October 1944, 1 February and 27 February 1945) During...
- September 1792 – 1 May 1849) was Chief Rabbi in Hamburg. Bernays was born in Weisenau (now part of Mainz). He was the son of Jacob Gera, a boarding house keeper...
- AD 61, though they lack the Weisenau example's carrying handle, which probably makes the Weisenau one later. The Weisenau example's br**** rosettes resemble...
- Christian II (c.1185 – 21 November 1253), also called Christian von Weisenau and Christian von Bolanden, was the archbishop of Mainz from 1249 to 1251...
- Germany to the holotype incisor tooth from Weisenau in dental structure. However, the tooth from Weisenau has been recognized as belonging to a member...
- enlumineur du XIIe siècle : Frère Rufillus de Weissenau" [Brother Rufillus de Weisenau: a monastic illuminator of the twelfth century]. Journal of Swiss Archaeology...
- Urbarach to Count Johann Philipp of Isenburg-Büdingen in exchange for Weisenau and Hechtsheim. Urberach thenceforth belonged to the Amt of Philippseich...
- speculated that he attended the St. Victor's [de] south of Mainz (near Weisenau [de]), as he would later join their brotherhood. It was the site of a well-regarded...