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Sterzing (German pronunciation: [ˈʃtɛrtsɪŋ]; Italian:
Vipiteno [vipiˈtɛːno]) is a
comune in
South Tyrol in
northern Italy. It is the main town of the southern...
- Žganci is a dish in
Slovenian and
Croatian cuisine,
known as
Sterz in Austria, pura on the
Croatian coast, and also
known in
northern Italy. It is a traditional...
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Albert Sterz (known in
Italy as
Alberto Sterz) was a
German noble who was a
leader of
mercenary Free companies,
primarily operating in Italy. Born in what...
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Regina Sterz (March 23, 1985) is a
retired female skier from Austria. She
represented Austria in the woman's
downhill event in the 2010
Winter Olympics...
- Burg Reifenstein, Italian:
Castel T****o) is a
castle in Freienfeld, near
Sterzing, in
South Tyrol (northern Italy). It is
located near a
dried marsh, in...
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Sterzing's Potato Chips are
produced and
distributed in Burlington, Iowa, by
Sterzing's Food Company. They were
first produced in 1935. As a supplement...
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nobleman Lodrisio Visconti in 1339, the
White Company formed by
Albert Sterz (1360) and the
Compagnia della Stella of
Anichino di
Bongardo (Hannekin...
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following month Anichino left the
company and
command devolved to
Albert Sterz.
Under Sterz's leadership the
company was
hired by the
Papal States who were engaged...
- combat, by the
White Company's more
advanced tactics under commanders Albert Sterz and John Hawkwood. Strategically, the
barbuta was
replaced with the three-soldier...
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doctors cool the body". USA Today.
Retrieved 7
January 2007.
Leonov Y, Y;
Sterz, F; Safar, P; Radovsky, A; Oku, K; Tisherman, S; Stezoski, SW; et al. (1990)...