- Erik the Red's Land (Norwegian:
Eirik Raudes Land) was the name
given by
Norwegians to an area on the
coast of
eastern Greenland occupied by
Norway in...
- rauði
Modern Icelandic: Eiríkur rauði Þorvaldsson
Modern Norwegian:
Eirik Raude Old Norse: Eyjólfr
saurr Modern Icelandic: Eyjólfur saur Old Norse: Hólmgǫngu-Hrafn...
- right-handed. The
Boston Red Sox
selected Raudes in the 2014 MLB
International Draft,
signing him a
bonus of $250,000.
Raudes throws an 89–91 mph (143–146 km/h)...
- Lis [pl] ?? ???? 1267
Archbishop Nicola ?? ???? 1267
Archbishop Hugues 20 June 1268 Jean (Jon)
Rufus (
Raude) 24 June 1268 Juan
Villahoz 3
September 1268...
- Kuno
Raude (born 13
April 1941 Rakvere) is an
Estonian architect and politician. He was a
member of VII Riigikogu. Toomla, Jaan (1999).
Valitud ja valitsenud:...
- Olona. It
dates back to 11th
century also the half-legendary
Giovanni de
Raude,
flagbearer of the
Christian army
during the
First Crusade; he was the man...
-
exact actual sovereignty, and
accordingly proclaimed a
Norwegian Eirik Raudes Land in
eastern Greenland on 10 July 1931,
which had been
occupied in the...
-
already claimed a part of
Eastern Greenland in 1931 (under the name
Eirik Raudes Land), but the
claim was
extended during the
occupation period to cover...
- Jon
Raude (died 21
December 1282),
nicknamed the
Steadfast (hinn staðfasti), was
Archbishop of
Nidaros from
October 1267
until his
death in 1282. As Archbishop...
-
German military commander Kuno
Pajula (1924–2012),
Estonian clergyman Kuno
Raude (1941- ),
Estonian architect and
politician Kuno H.
Struck (1883-1947),...
