- A
Letzi (plural: Letzinen, also
known in
German as a
Talsperre in the
sense of a fortification, not a dam) or
Letzimauer refers to
defensive barriers...
- Mülenen
Castle and the
attached Letzi Mülenen wall are a
ruined medieval fortification in the
village of Mülenen and muni****lity of
Reichenbach im Kandertal...
- It was
named after Thomas Becket,
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Letziturm (
Letzi Tower)
consists of two
closely spaced towers at the
eastern end of the walls...
-
under Toggenburg and Thorberg,
attacked and
captured the
fortifications (
letzi)
around Näfels. The garrison,
comprising about 400
troops from
Glarus and...
-
territorial boundaries. In
mountainous terrain,
defensive walls such as
letzis were used in
combination with
castles to seal
valleys from
potential attack...
- with a
strong wooden fortification called a
Letzi. The
Swiss used a
flanking maneuver to byp**** the
Letzi and
after a hard
battle routed Maximilian's...
- Wolfsburg". Goal.com. 12
January 2012.
Retrieved 22
September 2014. "Fanclub
Letzi:
Rodriguez ist
Spieler der Saison". FC Zürich (in German). 4 June 2012....
- the
Niesenbahn funicular, are both in the village. Mülenen
Castle and the
Letzi Mülenen wall are a
ruined medieval fortification and
heritage site of national...
- to see the Sissel’s physician,
Chief Letzi, so a
noble claiming to be a
Bernstein offered to get them to
Letzi in
exchange for
stealing the book. Paolo...
-
those on the
external borders. One
particular variant was the so-called
letzi in Switzerland,
where it was
often sufficient just to
secure the access...
