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Neresheim is a town in the
Ostalbkreis district, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is
situated 16
kilometres (9.9 mi)
northeast of Heidenheim, and 20...
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Neresheim Abbey or the
Abbey of
Saints Ulrich and Afra,
Neresheim (German:
Abtei Neresheim or
Abtei der
heiligen Ulrich und Afra) is
located above the...
- The
Battle of
Neresheim (11
August 1796) was
fought by the
Republican French army
under Jean
Victor Marie Moreau against the army of the
Habsburg monarchy...
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Oscar Mayer that
bears his name.
Mayer was born in Kösingen (now part of
Neresheim), in the
Kingdom of Württemberg,
where his
family had been
foresters and...
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secularized church property,
among them
Buchau Abbey,
Marchtal Abbey,
Neresheim Abbey,
Ennetach Abbey,
Siessen Abbey, and others. In 1803 they were summarized...
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February 1990) is a
Croatian footballer who
plays for SV
Neresheim.
Before joining Neresheim, he had a
spell at
fellow German side SV
Ebnat as well as...
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Sontheim an der Brenz, Bächingen an der Brenz,
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Neresheim, Dischingen-Frickingen, Nattheim-Auernheim 7327 Dischingen, Nattheim-Fleinheim...
- Gradually, however, Mack
heard of the
capitulations at
Heidenheim and
Neresheim and
agreed to
surrender five days
before schedule on 20 October. 10,000...
- (Baden-Württemberg)
Neckarsteinach (Hesse)
Neckarsulm (Baden-Württemberg)
Neresheim (Baden-Württemberg)
Netphen (North Rhine-Westphalia)
Nettetal (North Rhine-Westphalia)...
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Emanuel joined the
Order of
Saint Benedict in 1923 and
became a
member of
Neresheim Abbey. For his
religious name, he
chose Emmeram after Saint Emmeram of...
