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Wennigsen (German pronunciation: [ˈvɛnɪçsn̩] or [ˈvɛnɪksn̩] ) is a muni****lity in the
district of Hanover, in
Lower Saxony, Germany. It is
situated near...
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Einbeck a part of Göttingen a part of
Hamelin a part of
Springe a part of
Wennigsen This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical locations...
- Illuminati.
Adolph Freiherr von
Knigge was born in
Bredenbeck (now a part of
Wennigsen,
Lower Saxony) in the
Electorate of
Hanover as a
member of the Knigge...
- Prince-Bishop of Minden,
Count Adolf III
relinquished the
Vogtei of
Wennigsen Abbey in
Wennigsen. The deed
recording this act is the
first surviving written record...
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separated by the flat p**** of the
Deister Gate. It is
surrounded by Springe,
Wennigsen, Barsinghausen, Bad Nenndorf,
Rodenberg and Bad Münder (counter-clockwise...
- need, and
sometimes even as a sort of curse. In 1455 a
group of nuns in
Wennigsen,
resisting the
attempt of the
Augustinian canon Johannes Busch and Duke...
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Location Isernhagen Isernhagen 59.72 km2 23,792
Uetze Uetze 140.56 km2 20,103
Wennigsen Wennigsen 53.78 km2 14,036
Wedemark Wedemark 173 km2 29,358...
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immediately used for the
delivery of mail to the
stations of
Barsinghausen and
Wennigsen. The halt of
Winninghausen was
opened on 1
October 1901.
Since 1902, at...
- (16 mi) long. Its
source is in the
village Evestorf, [de ] a
district of
Wennigsen.
After about 6
kilometres (4 mi), the Ihme
reaches the city of Hanover...
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including the
Calenberg nunneries of Barsinghausen, Mariensee, Marienwerder,
Wennigsen and Wülfinghausen. It also owns
about 10,000
works of art. The administration...
