- The Delmenhorst–
Hesepe railway is a single-track, non-electrified
railway line from
Delmenhorst to
Hesepe, both in the
German state of
Lower Saxony. The...
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included into the town.
Achmer Balkum Epe and
Malgarten Engter Evinghausen Hesepe Kalkriese – site of the
Battle of the
Teutoburg Forest Lappenstuhl Pente...
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Hesepe is a
railway station located in
Hesepe, Germany. The
station is
located on the Oldenburg–Osnabrück
railway and Delmenhorst–
Hesepe railway. The train...
- Oldenburg-Osnabrück,
serving a.o. Osnabrück,
Bramsche and Quakenbrück Vechta-
Hesepe,
serving a.o.
Rieste Osnabrück-Bielefeld,
serving a.o. Osnabrück, Oesede...
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achieved by the Me 262.
After inspecting the two
airfields at
Achmer and
Hesepe, he sta**** in the
Penterknapp barracks discussing the
problems of the past...
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could have been "lying on the way to Frensdorf."[citation needed]
Hesepe The name
Hesepe refers to the community's
location on the
river Vechte ("epe" meaning...
- the B69 runs
through the city of Vechta.
Vechta lies on the Delmenhorst-
Hesepe railway and
offers connections to Osnabrück and Bremen.
Vechta has become...
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largest of a
group of
camps located at Alexisdorf, Dalum, Groß-Fullen, Groß-
Hesepe, Neu-Versen, Wesuwe,
Wietmarschen and Oberlangen, all
collectively designated...
- Scheuen, and
until late 1916 also
Reserve Lazarett I (St Joseph). Clausthal.
Hesepe nr. Osnabrück. Holzminden. For 500–600
British officers (plus approximately...
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Bramhar Dalum L
Geeste Groß
Hesepe Klein Hesepe Osterbrock W Varloh...
