- The name
Ziegenberg is
German for "Goat Hill" and may
refer to:
Ziegenberg (Saxony-Anhalt), a low
ridge and
nature reserve in Saxony-Anhalt,
Germany Ziegenberg...
- was a
World War II
bunker complex in Germany,
located near Langenhain-
Ziegenberg, the
later settlement of
Wiesental and
Kransberg within the districts...
- The
Ziegenberg is a low
ridge between the
villages of
Benzingerode and
Heimburg on the
northern edge of the Harz
Mountains in
central Germany. The ridge...
-
World War II,
Adolf Hitler had a
command complex in
nearby Langenhain-
Ziegenberg called Adlerhorst, "the Eagle's Nest" (not to be
confused with Kehlsteinhaus...
- the city core. In the
southwest of the city core, at the foot of the
Ziegenberg, is a
spherical gas holder, or gasometer,
which is
protected by law as...
- Lupus:
Michael of Saxe-Meiningen (July 2015)
Bernhard married secondly in
Ziegenberg über Bad
Nauheim on 11
August 1948 to
Baroness Vera Schäffer von Bernstein...
- [better source needed] On 6
January 1945, a
blockbuster bomb was
jettisoned on
Ziegenberg by a
returning Allied bomber,
damaging the
church and
several houses,...
-
acquired the
Lordship of
Ziegenberg in 1451 as
Pfandschaft Georg von
Buttlar der Jüngere,
bought the
Lordship of
Ziegenberg in 1494 and
received it as...
- Removed— New
German Offensive to
Sweep Away
Enemies in West—
Speech at
Ziegenberg, Reds Will
Control Europe if We Lose
Major Events in
Summary Report and...
-
Breitenberg (280 m), near
Hackenstedt Feldberg (266 m), near
Hackenstedt Ziegenberg (257.4 m), near Bad Salzdetfurth; with a
transmission tower Buchberg (256...
