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Meaning of "weissenburg"
weissenburg (noun): A toponym that may refer to various places named Weissenburg in German-speaking regions. This term is used as a geographical reference or as part of a place name
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- An unincorporated rural community in Woolwich, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
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She reposed at the monastery of Weissenburg.
Weissenburg was the third of four ships of the Brandenburg class.
Today it is part of the city of Weissenburg.
The monastery at Weissenburg placed the castle in stewardship and established a feudal system.
It is a goods list of the monastery of Weissenburg.
Weissenburg developed quickly into one of the wealthiest and culturally most significant abbeys in Germany.
The many stages in the history of Weissenburg can still be seen today.
In this way he could enlarge the property at a cost to the Monastery of Weissenburg.
Railway officials therefore chose the name Weissenburg for their new station at the settlement.
From Weissenburg directly to the moon.
The first German translation of this kind was due to Ottfried of Weissenburg.
It has been at Weissenburg since the end of the Middle Ages.
Die fraenkische Alb von Weissenburg i.
Weissenburg is located in central Bavaria, in the south of the administrative region Mittelfranken.
Louis abandoned the Lines of Weissenburg to the French without a battle.
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Weissenburg was protected with nickel-steel Krupp armor, a new type of stronger steel.
Alb von Weissenburg.
Despite the solution 's low apparent viscosity, it is highly viscoelastic and gives a large Weissenburg effect.
Otfried von Weissenburg.
Afterwards, he practiced medicine in Zürich and Weissenburg.
Otfrid von Weissenburg.
Weissenburg again won the Kaiser 's Schießpreis during the maneuvers.
Abbot of Weissenburg.
The first half of 1905 similarly passed without incident for Weissenburg.
County of Weissenburg.
In December 1894, he was serving as the executive officer of the battleship SMS Weissenburg.
Otfrid of Weissenburg.
In August 1942 he died at the Wülzburg, a concentration camp near Weissenburg in Bavaria.
From 20 to 28 February, Weissenburg briefly served as the divisional flagship.
He commanded the successful storming of the Lauterburg and Weissenburg lines on 13 October 1793.
Battle of Weissenburg.
Provostry of Weissenburg.
Otfried of Weissenburg.
