bernhard of saxe-weimar|bernhard of saxe weimar in English

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(1604-1639, duke of Weimar, Germany), Protestant general in the Thirty Years' Wa

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1. In 1593 she was relieved of her post as abbess in order to marry John II, Duke of Saxe-Weimar.

2. From the 14th century it referred to the Duchy of Saxe-Lauenburg (as opposed to Saxe-Wittenberg).

3. Weimar Awreak sandweed coffeehouse

4. Thomas Bernhard recalls playing the part of gendarme.

5. Almanach de Saxe Gotha, Gotha, Thuringen, Germany

6. 1 CD / Audite / 2019-03-08 Conductors: Karabits, Kirill Ensemble: Opera Chorus Nationaltheater Weimar; Staatskapelle Weimar

7. Albert was born at Schloss Rosenau, near Coburg, Germany, the second son of Ernest III, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld, and his first wife, Louise of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg

8. Is she the daughter of Doctor Bernhard Kruse?

9. 18 Out of the Weimar Republic, they elected Hitler.

10. They'd lived through the chaos of the Weimar Republic!

11. Bonapartism, Fascism, and the Collapse of the Weimar Republic Derek S

12. In 1821 Bose was a page boy at the court of Weimar.

13. From about 1690, Duke Moritz Wilhelm of Saxe-Zeitz supported the reconstruction of Suhl as a mining town.

14. Bernhard eagerly read every page, wondering who wrote the book.

15. The Weimar constitution did not provide for a vice presidency.

16. Almanach de Saxe Gotha - Online Royal and Noble Genealogical Reference Handbook 1995-2021 -

17. One of the foremost reformist preachers in Münster was Bernhard Rothmann, a rather impetuous individual.

18. The Weimar constitution granted the president sweeping powers in the event of a crisis.

19. Their younger son Bernhard Austerer joined the family business in 1999.

20. Als ein Meisterstück Atonaler Symphonik (Weimar, 1996), Tafel XV

21. The French military commanders, including De Saxe, were furious about giving up the Spanish Netherlands.

22. Ernst Abbe, (born January 23, 1840, Eisenach, Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach [now Germany]—died January 14, 1905, Jena, Germany), physicist whose theoretical and technical innovations in optical theory led to great improvements in microscope design (such as the use of a condenser to provide strong, even illumination, introduced in 1870) and clearer understanding of …

23. On 11 August 1919 President Friedrich Ebert signed the democratic Weimar Constitution.

24. Some of the pupils joined the lessons which Liszt gave in summer in Weimar.

25. Only 1 left! 1922 Germany Weimar Republic 1 billion / 1.000.000.000 mark Banknote