- The
Pfaffendorf Bridge (German:
Pfaffendorfer Brücke) is the
oldest bridge over the
Rhine at Koblenz, in the
German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It...
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Tunnel connects the
Pfaffendorf Bridge to the B 42. The
following bridges cross: the Rhine:
Bendorf Autobahn Bridge,
Pfaffendorf Bridge,
Horchheim Rail...
- re-establishing and
organizing German science after World War II. Laue was born in
Pfaffendorf, now part of Koblenz, Germany, to
Julius Laue and
Minna Zerrenner. In...
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Schmied Pfaffendorf Alto in Eb
Egger "classical" 1785
Johann Joseph Schmied Pfaffendorf B**** in F
Egger "classical" 1778
Johann Joseph Schmied Pfaffendorf Tenor...
- Berichte. 41 (3): 4271–4284. doi:10.1002/cber.190804103146. Fries, K.;
Pfaffendorf, W. (1910). "Über ein
Kondensationsprodukt des ****aranons und
seine Umwandlung...
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Michaelsdorf (348,40 ha)
Oberleidenberg (1.162,33 ha)
Paildorf (138,81 ha)
Pfaffendorf (101,08 ha)
Preims (1.939,64 ha)
Priel (296,13 ha)
Reding (149,89 ha)...
- in the
aftermath of the war, and
after two
years moved the
family to
Pfaffendorf (today part of Koblenz). However,
given the
crippling postwar reparations...
- 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1937, 1942, 1950 Max von Laue
October 9, 1879
Pfaffendorf,
German Empire April 24, 1960 West Berlin,
Germany 1914, 1915 Won the...
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Rhine frontage of the
palace photographed in the 1890s (in the foreground,
Pfaffendorf railway bridge)...
- and
determination of the
Russians prevailed and the
Poles retreated to
Pfaffendorf. Blücher, who was made a
field marshal the day before,
ordered General...
