- Witland, a
historical region on the east side of the
River Vistula, or to
Vindau on the
coast of Courland. On the Dnieper, the
Varangians had to portage...
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Eleonora Vindau (Ukrainian: Eлеонора Віндау; born 19
August 1986) is a
Ukrainian soprano opera singer. She sang the role of
Dunyasha in the
world premiere...
-
Eleonora Vild (born 1969) is a
Serbian former basketball player Eleonora Vindau (born 1986),
Ukrainian soprano opera singer Eleonora Vinnichenko (born 1993)...
- from the time of the
Russian Empire,
called Виндава (Vindava) or Виндау (
Vindau),
although Вентспилс (Ventspils) has been used
since World War II. Some...
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Bauske (Bausk) 2,097.4 km2 (809.8 sq mi) 50,547
Windau Виндавскій
Windau (
Vindau) 3,136.4 km2 (1,211.0 sq mi) 48,275
Hasenpoth Газенпотскій H****npoth (Gazenpot)...
- South,
possibly as a
member of the
Varangian Guard, and
another son died in
Vindau (Ventspils, Latvia). The men who betra**** Hróðfúss were
according to the...
- "Westmen", the
Gaels of
Ireland and Britain. Vikinglow,
Wykynlo Wicklow Vindau Ventspils in Latvia.
Named after the
Venta River.
Vineta A
mythical city...
- same
tradition was
found in Hamburg,
Reichenau (in the 10th century),
Vindaus (Norway) and
throughout Scandinavia in
Viking times.
According to Marc-André...
- in
Vindau (Ventspils, Latvia). þina Þenna :
eftir æftiʀ : a(i)--- Æi... : --- ... : --rþ [va]rð : tauþr dauðr : a a : ui(t)au
Vindau/Vindö...
-
Mariinsky Orchestra Mariinsky Academy of
Young Singers; see
soloist Eleonora Vindau its
concert hall, the
Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall its
second stage, the...
