- 1657 by the Brandenburg–Prussian and Polish–Lithuanian
envoys in
Wehlau (
Welawa, now Znamensk). Thus, the
Treaty of
Bromberg is
sometimes referred to as...
-
Znamensk (Russian: Зна́менск; German: Wehlau; Lithuanian: Vėluva; Polish:
Welawa) is a
rural locality (a settlement) in
Gvardeysky District of Kaliningrad...
-
Wehlau was a
treaty signed on
September 19, 1657, in the town of
Wehlau (
Welawa, now Znamensk),
Ducal Prussia,
between Poland and Brandenburg-Prussia during...
- On July 29, 1657, they
signed the
Treaty of
Wehlau in
Wehlau (Polish:
Welawa; now Znamensk),
whereby Frederick William renounced a
previous Swedish-Prussian...
- Sweden. On 29 July 1657, they
signed the
Treaty of
Wehlau in
Wehlau (Polish:
Welawa; now Znamensk),
whereby Frederick William renounced a
previous Swedish-Prussian...
- 1940 by Mary
Underwood Lane. She was the
granddaughter of
Cascade chief Welawa, also
known as
Chief Chenoweth. Lane's gift
included fur trade-era objects...
-
Premkumara 1973
Thushara Sampath Hathdinnath Tharu Dahakin Ekek
Hondama Welawa 1974
Susee Laurie Mahaththaya Ahas
Gauwa Dul****a
Sumith Sanakeliya Rohitha...
- (Nowe
Miasto Lubawskie) Löbau (Lubawa)
Rehden (Radzyń Chełmiński)
Wehlau (
Welawa, now Znamensk)
Allenburg (Alembork, now Druzhba)
Zinten (Cynty, now Kornevo)...
-
Sadahatama Oba Mage 1973 275
Hathdinnath Tharu Pearli 1973 276
Hondama Welawa 1973 277
Sinawai Inawai 1973 279
Hondai Narakai 1973 280
Daahakin Ekek Shyama...
-
between water and land forces, parti****ting,
among others, in the
siege of
Welawa (1460), Sępopol (1461) and
Frombork (1462). His unit was one of the most...
