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Norderney (noun) - Norderney is a German island in the North Sea, known for its beaches, dunes, and maritime atmosphere. It is a popular tourist destination and part of the East Frisian Islands. The name Norderney may also be used in various contexts related to the island and its features
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Norderney and the milk bar.
My starfish from that last peacetime summer on Norderney.
Norderney is one of the smallest German communities to fly its own flag.
Enemy bomber and fighter squadrons are heading east from Norderney.
Norderney becomes again a Royal Prussian sea bathing establishment.
Lasercut detail set for Norderney.
The city of Norderney and the northern German Lloyd rent the resort.
Other common locations are the islands of Sylt and Norderney.
Norderney camp housed European ( mainly Eastern but including Spanish ) and Russian enforced labourers.
History of the island of Norderney.
Norderney camp housed European ( mainly Eastern Europeans but including Spaniards ) and Soviet forced labourers.
A few days on Norderney.
Borkum, Norderney and Amrum - islands off Germany 's northwestern coast - have designated FKK beaches.
Countess Ottilie with her daughters on Norderney.
Or simply " He ", like people on Norderney say when they meet!
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A fishing boat and a kite surfer at the East Frisian Island of Norderney.
Flottenfliegerstaffel was established on 1 April 1936 at Norderney under the command of Captain Heinrich Minner.
It was a highly inspiring evening ; many things happened at Norderney.
Hard rain on Norderney.
List later took full control of another camp, Lager Norderney.
The island of Norderney.
Exceptional shape . Hardwood with beautiful patina . Found at the beach of Norderney.
Of the seven East Frisian islands, Norderney is the youngest.
The first coastal resort was founded 1797 on the island of Norderney.
It nearly disabled him while laying the Lowestoft to Norderney cable for Paul Reuter in 1866.
One more time on the Island of Norderney.
