- A
postern is a
secondary door or gate in a
fortification such as a city wall or
castle curtain wall.
Posterns were
often located in a
concealed location...
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Postern of Fate is a work of
detective fiction by
Agatha Christie that was
first published in the UK by the
Collins Crime Club in
October 1973 and in...
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Postern Gap (63°15′S 55°59′W / 63.250°S 55.983°W / -63.250; -55.983) is a p**** in the
central ridge of
Joinville Island, just east of
Mount Tholus...
- Straits. The
codename for the main
operations to take Lae was
Operation Postern.
Planned as part of
wider operations to
eventually secure the Huon Peninsula...
- The
Tower Hill
Postern was a
small fortified entrance (
postern) at the
eastern terminal point to the
London Wall, at the
junction of the Wall and the...
- collection) N or M? (1941 novel) By the
Pricking of My
Thumbs (1968 novel)
Postern of Fate (1973 novel)
Tuppence appears as a charismatic, impulsive, and...
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Secondary School, near Watford, who
falls for new
French teacher Sarah Postern (Catherine Tate), who
believes herself to be an
inspirational teacher,...
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Shottle and
Postern is a
civil parish in the
Amber Valley district of Derbyshire, England. The
parish contains six
listed buildings that are recorded...
- one of the
Gates of the Old City of Jerusalem. It was
built as a
small postern gate in the 16th
century by the Ottomans,
first widened for
vehicular traffic...
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Constantine XI,
established his
command here in 1453.
Known posterns are the ****ikule Kapısı, a
small postern after the ****ikule Fort (between
towers 11 and 12)...
