- The
Wetterau is a
fertile undulating tract,
watered by the Wetter, a
tributary of the
Nidda River, in the
western German state of Hesse,
between the hilly...
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Germanic tribes that
later had to
yield to
Roman rule
which forced all of the
Wetterau under its control. In the 6th
century Frankish rule was established. The...
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Herbert of
Wetterau (died 992) is ****umed to be the son of Odo of
Wetterau and a
daughter (presumably
named Cunigunde) of
Herbert I,
Count of Vermandois...
- Odo of
Wetterau (c. 895 – 2
December 949) was a
prominent German nobleman of the 10th century. Odo was the son of Gebhard, Duke of
Lorraine and
count of...
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Friedberg (German pronunciation: [ˈfʁiːtˌbɛʁk] ;
official name:
Friedberg (Hessen)) is a town and the
capital of the
Wetteraukreis district, in Hesse,...
- The
Wetterau Limes is the name
given in the
field of
historical research to that part of the
Upper Germanic-Rhaetian
Limes which enclosed the
region that...
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Conrad of Pfullingen,
sometimes Cuno of
Pfullingen (1035/1040 – 1 June 1066), was the
archbishop of
Trier (as Cuno I)
briefly in 1066. He
belonged to a...
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Wetterau I is an
electoral constituency (German: Wahlkreis)
represented in the Bundestag. It
elects one
member via first-past-the-post voting.
Under the...
- The
Freie Waldorfschule Wetterau is a
private Waldorf school located in Bad Nauheim, Germany. The
Freie Waldorfschule Wetterau is a general-education school...
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Wetterau ****ociation of
Imperial Counts was an ****ociation of
comital families in the
Wetterau and
surrounding areas. It
originated in the late Middle...
