- A
spitz (the name
derives from the
German word spitz, (German: [ʃpɪt͡s] )
meaning "pointed", in
reference to the
pointed muzzle) is a type of domestic...
- The
Spitzen Leichtathletik Luzern (English: Top
Athletics Lucerne) is an
annual track and
field meet that
takes place in Lucerne, Switzerland.
First held...
- The Gefrorene-Wand-
Spitzen are two
summits on the Tux
Crest (Tuxer Kamm), a
mountain chain in the
Zillertal Alps, one of the
ranges of the
central Eastern...
-
Spitzen Gebel (literally: "pointed gable") is a
historic building in the
centre of Bremen, Germany,
located at No. 1,
Hinter dem Schütting. Its origins...
- Bis in die
Spitzen (To The Tips) is a
German drama television series,
based on the
British BBC
series Cutting It. The
series was
originally broadcast...
- Derk
Gerard Willem Spitzen (18
March 1896,
Wageningen – 26
January 1957, The Hague) was a
Dutch politician. Mr. D.G.W.
Spitzen at www.parlement.com v...
-
disputes led to the rise of
Islamism in Palestine. Some, such as
Arieh Spitzen, have
argued that "even if
Israel had
tried to stop the
Islamists sooner...
- Lace (German:
Spitzen) is a 1926
German silent crime film
directed by Holger-Madsen and
starring Olaf Fønss,
Elisabeth Pinajeff, and
Evelyn Holt. The...
- und
gelegentlich als "Jungfrau"
bezeichnet wurden,
innen mit
eisernen Spitzen versehen und
somit die
Objekte den
schaurigen Phantasien in
Literatur und...
- Gefährdete Nutztierr****e des
Jahres 2003: Gefährdete Haus- und Hofhunde: Von
Spitzen und
Pinschern (in German). Witzenhausen:
Gesellschaft zur
Erhaltung alter...
