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General Robbie Wijting (29 June 1925 – 27
August 1986) was a
Dutch military officer who
served as highest-ranking
member of the
Dutch Armed Forces between...
- of Flanders, is most
unlikely to have done. "den
welcken is
geboren niet
wijt van Breda, op een Dorp
geheeten Brueghel,
welcks naem hy met hem ghedraghen...
- en Oost-Kust;
gedaan gedurende het
tijdvak van 1852-1857 (in Dutch). M.
Wijt. pp. 442. de
groote Banjersche rivier (de Barito). Peel, M. C.; Finlayson...
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Inscribed on
reverse 'dit voor af te
vragen / [vr]agen aen ons
beijde oft
wijt an de
Heeren / [g?]oede
mannen willen laten ver
blijben / dan
tijssen te...
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Staff of the
Armed Forces of the
Netherlands between 1972 and 1973. "Gen.
Wijting opvolger van Van Rijn". www.digibron.nl (in Dutch).
Retrieved 21 February...
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Lambert Wyts or
Lambert Wijts (1542 – ?) was a
Flemish courtier,
draughtsman and diarist. Born into a
prominent family in the
County of
Flanders he became...
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November 1973 1 year, 290 days
Royal Netherlands Army 11
Wijting,
RobbieGeneral Robbie Wijting (1925–1986) 1
November 1973 10
December 1976 3 years, 39 days...
- Year
Title Role
Notes 1957
Count Five and Die Piet van
Wijt 1958
Orders to Kill Nils
Uncredited 1960 **** is a City
Headquarters PC
Uncredited Foxhole...
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Staff In
office 1
November 1980 – 5 July 1983
Preceded by
General Robbie Wijting Succeeded by
General Govert ****jser
Personal details Born
Cornelis de Jager...
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Theatrum Orbis Terrarum of
Abraham Ortelius. He
married the
widow of Jean
Wijts of Bruges. With
Jacoba Cerbina he had four sons: Adolf, Nicolaas, Anthony...
