- The
Melach is a
river of Tyrol, Austria, in the
western part of the Innsbruck-Land District, a
right tributary of the Inn. The
Melach has a
length of...
- the
deity Moloch King of the Jews (disambiguation)
Melek (disambiguation)
Melach, a
river in
Austria Mellach,
Austria Melik, a
hereditary Armenian noble...
- the
district Innsbruck-Land
located about 12 km west of Innsbruck. The
Melach river flows into the Inn
river in Kematen.
Kematen was
first mentioned as...
- on
August 27, 1890. He was the
eldest child of
Russian Jewish immigrants Melach "Max" Radnitzky, a tailor, and
Manya "Minnie"
Radnitzky (née
Lourie or Luria)...
-
downstream order): Flaz, Spöl, Clemgia, ****genbach, Pitzbach, Ötztaler Ache,
Melach, Sill, Ziller, Alpbach, Wildschönauer Ache,
Brixentaler Ache, Weißache,...
- by insurgents. The word
mellah is
similar to the
Hebrew word for salt,
melach (מלח); it
refers to the salty,
marshy area to
which the Jews of Northern...
-
Bartmeser Heniek Bartowicz Franka Berman Tosia Berman Icchak Blaustein Melach Błones Berl
Braude Icchak Chadasz Nesia Cukier Icchak Dembiński Józef F****...
-
western district of Innsbruck-Land. The
village lies in the
valley and the
Melach River flows through it.
Gries is
situated in the
middle Sellrain valley...
- (in Innsbruck)
Geroldsbach (in the
district Sieglanger [de] of Innsbruck)
Melach (between
Unterperfuss and
Kematen in Tirol)
Fotscherbach (in Sellrain) Schlossbach...
- a
point a few
kilometres west of
Innsbruck near its
confluence with the
Melach downstream to a few
kilometres before Rosenheim. A
further distinction can...
