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historians explain the
etymology of the word
Luxembourg as
coming from the word
Letze,
meaning fortification,
which might have
referred to
either the remains...
- 2013.
Retrieved May 18, 2013. Wer vier würfelt, wird durchsucht.
Nicht das
letze Wort ist gesprochen.
Archived 2013-04-06 at the
Wayback Machine, orf.at...
- "little castle".
Modern historians link the
etymology of the word with
Letze,
meaning fortification,
which may have
referred to
either the
remains of...
- 186 186 (1894) XX, 2 No. 65 IV, 8 No. 11 Die
Sterbende Heil! dies ist die
letze Zähre May 1815 Text by
Matthisson 187 187 (1894) XX, 2 No. 63 IV, 10 Stimme...
- the
White Rose: Hans was portra**** by
Michael Cornelius in the film Fünf
Letze Tage (1982) Hans was portra**** by Wulf
Kessler in the film Die
Weisse Rose...
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railway tunnel)
Erzberg Tunnel (5,700 m, in planning)
Langen Tunnel (2,433 m)
Letze Tunnel (2,612 m, in planning) Pfänder
Tunnel (6,718 m)
Arlberg Road Tunnel...
- page 176 of
Deutsche militärische
Verluste im
Zweiten Weltkrieg defines "
Letze Nachricht" das nur
bekannt ist, von wann der
letzte Feldpost oder ein anders...
-
Erika Friedlich Juraj ****ura, Dr.
Friedlich Ludwig Blochberger,
Crewes Der
letze Zug was
filmed in
Germany and
Czech Republic and went into
production in...
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believe that the
etymology of the word
Luxembourg is a
derivation of the word
Letze,
meaning fortification,[citation needed]
which might have
referred to either...
- deux in “Adagiohammenklavier” by Hans van Manen, 3rd Pas de deux “Four
letze lieder” By Rudi van Dantzig, “Penumbra” By Remi Wortmeyer, “You
before me”...
