- societies. In 1969, the "Woordenboek van het
Vriezenveens, deel 1" (English:
Dictionary of
Vriezenveens, part 1), was
written by Dr.
Hendrik Entjes. Additional...
-
Vriezenveen is a
railway station in
Vriezenveen, The Netherlands. The
station was
opened on 1
October 1906 and is on the
single track Mariënberg–Almelo...
- Guelderish-Overijssels
Urkish Sallands Achterhoeks Twents Oost-Twents
Vriezenveens (this is
actually a
separate dialect because of
Westfalian influences)...
- Jan
Kruys (1767-1830) was the
first Mayor of the town of
Vriezenveen in the Netherlands. He was also the last
magistrate (Dutch: Schout) of the town....
-
master and
magistrate (Schout) of
Vriezenveen from 1709-1739, and Jan
Kruys (1767-1830)
became the
first Mayor of
Vriezenveen from 1825-1830. Over the centuries...
-
originally came from the town of
Vriezenveen, in the
Dutch province of Overijssel. The name
Rusluie is in
Vriezenveens, a
dialect of Twents, and means...
- Berlin :
Walter de Gruyter. Entjes, H. (1970). Die
Mundart des
Dorfes Vriezenveen - in der niederländischen
Provinz Overijssel (in German).
Sasland Groningen...
-
Rijssen Saasveld Sint
Jansklooster De
Foeke Monnikenmolen Slagharen Staphorst Tilligte Usselo Vilsteren Vriezenveen Welsum Wijhe Windesheim Zalk Zwolle...
- muni****lities of
Vriezenveen and Den Ham in 2001. The city hall in
Vriezenveen remained. The
extended muni****lity of
Vriezenveen is
called Twenterand...
- LA,
POMCUS Set at 6
depots in the
Netherlands (Ter Apel, Coevorden,
Vriezenveen) and
ammunition depot in Coevorden. 212th
Field Artillery Brigade, Fort...
