-
early on.
Bertold Pfinzing († 1405),
Ulrich Stromer's son-in-law, was King Wenzel's
advisor and
financier . His son,
Sebald Pfinzing († 1431), also pla****...
- The
Pfinz is a
right tributary of the
Rhine in Baden-Württemberg. Its
origin is
located at the
northern edge of the
Black Forest near the Straubenhardt...
- as the 13th century, the
Pfinzing Castle has only been
proven since the 15th century. In 1469, the
estate of
Ludwig Pfinzing was
mentioned when he sold...
- 79 m Ill, Moder, Lauter, Nahe Wiese, Elz, Kinzig, Rench, Acher, Murg, Alb,
Pfinz, Neckar, Main 159 km The
Middle Rhine between Bingen and
either Bonn or...
- Neckar) Rems (in Remseck) Fils (in Plochingen)
Queich (near Germersheim)
Pfinz (near Germersheim)
Lauter (in Lauterbourg) Murg (near Rastatt)
Sauer (in...
-
Pfinzing acquired the castle. It thus p****ed into the
possession of an old
Nuremberg patrician family,
after which it is
occasionally called Pfinzing...
- crossing");
Ammanford (a ford on the
River Amman);
Staffort crossing the
river Pfinz; and
Stratford (a ford on a
Roman street). Similarly, the
German word Furt...
-
Marktplatz (Market Square). Two
tributaries of the Rhine, the Alb and the
Pfinz, flow
through the city from the
Kraichgau to
eventually join the Rhine....
-
Karlsruhe at first, but was
later transferred over to the
deanery of Alb-
Pfinz with its seat in Pfinztal. The
congregation continued to grow and was eventually...
-
connected by a
canal and an
avenue of
poplars with it, on the left bank of the
Pfinz, at the foot of the Turmberg.
During the
Second World War, 329
people were...
