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Turebyholm was
originally located in the no
longer existing village of
Tureby. In the
Middle Ages it
belonged to the
episcopal see of Roskilde. The earliest...
- the
southern part of Algestrup, the
station is not
named Algestrup but
Tureby,
named after two
manor houses Turebylille and
Turebyholm in Faxe Muni****lity...
- (Hylleholt Church), (Dalby Church) Sønder Dalby, Dalby-
Tureby, (Karise Church) and (Ulse Church), (
Tureby Church), (Alslev Church), (Smerup Church), Vemmetofte...
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station building was
originally built in the same
style as the
stations at
Tureby and Lundby, but was
expanded several times. It was
rebuilt completely between...
- fief. In 1505,
Bishop Johan Jepsen Ravensberg, a relative,
granted him
Tureby,
Spanager and Egby for life for himself, his wife and his son Erik. In c...
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church built in 1997.
explanation of the
names Køge, Herfølge, Algestrup,
Tureby and Ølby (in Danish) 55°29′03″N 12°10′02″E / 55.48411°N 12.16719°E /...
- restoration-architect.
Harald Lønborg-Jensen was born at Rødemarkshus near
Tureby on the
island of Zealand, Denmark. He was
trained as a
carpenter by his...
- They are
listed below by muni****lity. Øde Førslev
Parish Terslev Parish Tureby Parish Teestrup Parish Haslev Parish Freerslev Parish Sønder
Dalby Parish...
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judiska röst".
Minoritet (in Swedish).
Retrieved 6
April 2019.
Malin Thor
Tureby (2021). "The
Holocaust and the
Jewish Survivors in the Swedish-Jewish Press...
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produced eight issues per year
until 1966 when the
journal folded.
Malin Thor
Tureby (2021). "The
Holocaust and the
Jewish Survivors in the Swedish-Jewish Press...
