- Kreisliga. It was
around this time that
Schalke picked up the
nickname Die
Knappen, from an old
German word for "miners"
because the team drew so many of...
- gale.com.
University College, London: Gale.
Retrieved 25
January 2025.
Knappen, M. M (1942).
Constitutional and
Legal History of England. "Bill of Rights...
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until 1932.
Knappen was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the
daughter of
Theodore Frelinghuysen Knappen and
Sarah Letitia McFarlane Knappen. Her grandfather...
-
Loyal Edwin Knappen (January 27, 1854 – May 14, 1930) was a
United States circuit judge of the
United States Court of
Appeals for the
Sixth Circuit and...
- Knowlton, Rick (2017). A
World Of Chess. Mc Farland. ISBN 978-0-7864-9427-9.
Knappen, Jörg (2009). "Teutonic Knight's Chess"
Archived 2021-07-11 at the Wayback...
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Cowart &
Knappen 2007, p. ?. Shepherd, Jr. &
Martin 2005, p. 350. "BBC –
Religions – Christianity:...
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consulting engineer Theodore Knappen in
Jersey City. That was her
fourth wedding. She and
Knappen had a son,
Theodore Compton Knappen. This
would be the only...
- Upon the
expiry of Halvorsen's
contract ahead of the 2021 season,
Kevin Knappen was
appointed as his replacement.
Bryne concluded the 2024
season by achieving...
- of Blois." Traditio,
Volume 16.
Fordham University (1960). pp. 380–395.
Knappen,
Marshall M., "Robert II of
Flanders in the
First Crusade," in The Crusades...
- evaluations,
several weakenings of the
official armies were proposed. In 2012 J.
Knappen proposed an
adjustment to the
Nutty Knights named Drunken Nights. Here...
