- Klaipėda
Region (Lithuanian: Klaipėdos kraštas) or
Memel Territory (German:
Memelland or Memelgebiet) was
defined by the 1919
Treaty of
Versailles in 1920 and...
- 1939,
forcing the
concession of the Klaipėda Region,
formerly the
German Memelland.
Greatly alarmed and with
Hitler making further demands on the Free City...
- German) Der
Kurenwimpel (in German)
Curonians in
Memelland (in German)
Curonian placenames in
Memelland (in German)
Studentu zinātniskās
konferences "Aktuāli...
- City of Danzig.
After the ****s' rise to power,
Germany reclaimed the
Memelland and
after the
outbreak of the
Eastern Front (World War II)
occupied the...
- the 1939
census now also
included the
areas of Austria,
Sudetenland and
Memelland.
About 750,000
counters covered 22
million households and
roughly 80 million...
-
which was the
nucleus for the city
Memel Territory (Klaipėda Region), (
Memelland), the area
separated from
Germany by the
Treaty of Versailles,
later called...
- also
spelled Saß, was a
German Lutheran pastor and
community leader in
Memelland, a
central figure in a
legal process known as the
Trial of
Neumann and...
-
Slovakia and
making the rest of the
nation a protectorate. That same year,
Memelland was
returned from Lithuania. With the Anschluss, the
Republic of Austria...
- Russia). His
father Fritz, born 1913 in
Absteinen near
Pogegen in the
Memelland (today
Opstainys in Pagėgiai Muni****lity, Lithuania), was
killed a month...
- Soon after,
Germany invaded the rest of
Czechoslovakia and also
gained Memelland (part of the
former German Empire from 1871–1920)
through the 1939 German...
