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Ryssel may
refer to: Carl
Victor Ryssel,
German theologian (1849-1905) Rijsel, the
Dutch name for the
French city of Lille, also
Rysel in West Flemish...
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located in the
Jewish cemetery of Safed; however, Emil G.
Hirsch and
Victor Ryssel,
writing in The
Jewish Encyclopedia, say that this
tradition is "historically...
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Impressionist movement. He was an
amateur painter,
signing his
works "Paul van
Ryssel",
referring to his birthplace:
Rijsel is the
Dutch name of Lille. He was...
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Alain de
Lille (Alan of Lille) (Latin: Al**** ab Insulis; c. 1128 – 1202/03) was a
French theologian and poet. He was born in Lille, some time
before 1128...
- The
siege of
Lille (12
August – 10
December 1708) was the
salient operation of the 1708
campaign season during the War of the
Spanish Succession. After...
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Victor Ryssel, also Carl
Victor Ryssel (18
December 1849 – 1
March 1905) was a
Protestant theologian and
professor in
Leipzig and Zürich.
Ryssel was born...
- 1129–1136. doi:10.1111/iwj.12428. PMC 7949569. PMID 25851059. S2CID 4767974.
Ryssel H,
Kloeters O,
Germann G, Schäfer T,
Wiedemann G,
Oehlbauer M (August 2009)...
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Prussian Attack at Plancenoit,
showing the
Prussian divisions of Hiller,
Ryssel and
Tippelskirch defeating the
French Imperial Young Guard, 1st Battalions...
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Scandinavian literature, and
champion for the
equality of
women Carl
Victor Ryssel,
theologian Roger Sablonier (1941–2010),
Swiss historian and
writer (faculty...
- Hoboken: John
Wiley & Sons. ISBN 978-1-444-33593-4. Gottheil, Richard;
Ryssel, Victor; Jastrow, Marcus; Levias,
Caspar (1906). "Captivity, or Exile, Babylonian"...
