- Bad
Lauterberg is a town in the
district of Göttingen, in
Lower Saxony, Germany. It is
situated in the
southern Harz, approx. 15 km
southwest of Braunlage...
- 315–316. Stussi-
Lauterberg 1995, pp. 49, 91. Stussi-
Lauterberg 1995, p. 50. Stussi-
Lauterberg 1995, pp. 87–88, 94. Stussi-
Lauterberg 1995, pp. 88, 95...
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portions of the
western Harz
mountain range,
extending from
Herzberg and Bad
Lauterberg at the
southern edge to Bad
Harzburg and
Ilsenburg on the
northern slopes...
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Upper and
Lower Harz
follows approximately a line from
Ilsenburg to Bad
Lauterberg,
which roughly separates the
catchment areas for the
Weser (Upper Harz)...
- Harz mountains, near
Sankt Andreasberg. It
flows southwest through Bad
Lauterberg, Pöhlde and
Hattorf am Harz. The Oder
flows into the
Rhume in Katlenburg-Lindau...
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forced to
adopt Christianity. In his
later years,
Conrad founded the
Lauterberg monastery (later
Petersberg Abbey)
north of Halle, to
which he retired...
- Odertalbahn) was a
railway line that ran from Scharzfeld,
through Bad
Lauterberg, to St. Andreasberg-Silberhütte. It
traced the
upper course of the River...
-
Thomas Lemke (born 24
September 1963 in Bad
Lauterberg) is a
German sociologist and
social theorist. He is best
known for his work on Governmentality,...
- 2000, a
small po****tion can now be
found in the Harz
mountains near Bad
Lauterberg. The lynx is
found in the Białowieża
Forest in
northeastern Poland, and...
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migration of his
descendants to West Germany,
production was
continued at Bad
Lauterberg in the
Lower Saxon part of the Harz
mountain range. From 1972 onwards...
