- The Red
Orchestra (German: Rote Kapelle, German: [ˈʁoː.tə kaˈpɛ.lə] ), as it was
known in Germany, was the name
given by the
Abwehr Section III.F to anti-****...
- Reichenau; but it has been
proved almost beyond doubt by
Giesebrecht and
Schulzen that
Berthold was the
first to
continue Hermann's
chronicle and that Bernold's...
-
Salzbach Sansgarben Sausgörken
Scharfs Schlömpen Schönfließ
Schrankheim Schülzen Schwarzstein Seeligenfeld Spiegels Stettenbruch Sußnick
Taberwiese Tolksdorf...
- Schützen-dorf
Cammin Budzień (Budzyń)
Stepnica Goleniów
Schulzen-dorf
Deutsch Krone Jeziorki Tuczno Wałcz
Schulzen-hagen Köslin Śmiechów Będzino
Koszalin Schurow...
-
Claudius Schulzen Born 1984 (age 39–40) Munich,
Germany Nationality German Education University of the Arts
London Known for
Photography Notable work Socotra...
-
Afzelius Clairfelt von Rosén
Hadorph von Koch von
Hedenberg von
Stahl von
Schulzen af
Forsell Quiding Brandel af
Brinkman Dorchimont von
Holst af Malmborg...
- 1758
Synonyms List
Silpha germanica Linnaeus, 1758
Silpha speciosa J.D.
Schulzens, 1775
Dermestes listeri**** Fourcroy, 1785
Necrophorus [sic] bimaculatus...
- (Dresden, 1778). It
seems certain that
Hoffmann also
referred to
Friedrich Schulzen's Of
Paris and the
Parisians [Über
Paris und die Pariser] (Berlin, 1791)...
-
specific epithet (schulzenii)
honours the 19th
century botanist Ludwig F.
Schulzen.
Lasiopetalum schulzenii grows on
clifftops and in
woodland and
heath in...
- Frankfurt, this is very unusual.
Since the 18th
century in particular, the
Schulzen changed frequently, as the
position became increasingly unattractive due...
