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Rhenen (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈreːnə(n)] ) is a muni****lity and a city in the
central Netherlands. The muni****lity also
includes the
villages of Achterberg...
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Godfried or
Godfrey van
Rhenen (died on 27 May 1178) was a
bishop of
Utrecht from 1156 to 1178.
Godfrey was
appointed with
support from
Frederick I, Holy...
- The Konings****s (Dutch:
Kings Home) was a
royal palace in
Rhenen, the Netherlands. It was the
summer residence of the "winter king"
Frederick V of the...
- Wageningen. From the
Wageningen central bus terminal,
lines connect to
Rhenen, Tiel, Veenendaal, Utrecht, Oosterb****, and Arnhem, and the Ede-Wageningen...
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beyond the
capabilities of base level, the
RNlAF Electronics Depot (DELM, at
Rhenen) was
equipped with
specific test
equipment and
tooling to
handle the (higher)...
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meaning "from/of
Rhenen", a city in the
province of Utrecht.
Among variant forms, all
pronounced the same, are Renen,
Rheenen and
Rhenen.
Until 2006, there...
- Eindhoven) and
parallel to the A12
motorway (Utrecht to WERV (Wageningen, Ede,
Rhenen and Veenendaal)), as this
region has much
potential to
strengthen the knowledge...
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Rhenen is a
railway station located in
Rhenen, Netherlands. The
station was
opened on 18
February 1886 and is
located on the Kesteren–Amersfoort railway...
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royal family) 2010:
Wemeldinge and
Middelburg 2011:
Weert and
Thorn 2012:
Rhenen and
Veenendaal 2013:
visits cancelled On 28
January 2013
Queen Beatrix announced...
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Water Line,
based on inundation. The
Grebbe Line ran from the
Grebbeberg in
Rhenen northwards until the IJsselmeer. The
Grebbe Line was
first established in...
