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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Hagen | | | |  Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Nena - Discography
Nena - Singles.
Nur geträumt (Only In Dreams), 1982
99 Luftballons, 1983
Leuchtturm (Lighthouse), 1983
? (Fragezeichen) (Question Mark), 1983
Rette Mich (Save Me), 1984
Lass mich dein Pirat sein (Let Me Be Your Pirate), 1984
Irgendwie, irgendwo, irgendwann (Somehow, Somewhere, Sometime), 1984
Feuer und Flamme (To Be All For It), 1985
Haus der drei Sonnen (House Of The Three ...
See also:Nena, Nena - Background & Career, Nena - Discography, Nena - Singles, Nena - LPs, Nena - Filmography Read more here: » Nena: Encyclopedia II - Nena - Discography |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Nibelungenlied - Synopsis Siegfried is crown prince of Xanten, and has accomplished many feats, including the slaying of a dragon and the taking of a giant hoard of treasure. After killing the dragon, he bathes in its blood, making him invulnerable. Unfortunately for him, while he is bathing, a leaf falls off a linden tree above him and covers part of his skin, making that particular patch his weak spot, as with the story of Achilles's heel.
Siegfried proposes to Kriemhild, the beautiful sister of Gunther, Gernot and Giselher, three Burgundian kings. He is all ...
See also:Nibelungenlied, Nibelungenlied - Time and place, Nibelungenlied - Synopsis, Nibelungenlied - Adaptations to other media Read more here: » Nibelungenlied: Encyclopedia II - Nibelungenlied - Synopsis |
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| | | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - List of most common surnames - Belgium (on 1 January 2002)
Peeters 33,273
Janssens 31,529
Maes 25,654
Jacobs 20,229
Mertens 18,927
Willems 18,604
Claes 16,822
Goossens 16,202
Wouters 15,950
De Smet 14,491
The ten most common names in Belgium, shown above, are all of Flemish origin. The ten most common names in the Walloon region are:
Dubois 9.804
Lambert 9.099
Martin 7.266
Dupont 6.688
Dumont 6.614
Leclercq 6.431
Simon 6.285
Laurent 5 ...
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - Geography Brilon is situated on the Brilon Heights at an altitude of about 450 m on the upper reaches of the river Möhne. The town lies between the Arnsberg Forest nature reserve to the west and the Lake Diemel nature reserve and the Hoppecke to the south-east.
Brilon - Neighbouring Places.
Bad Wünnenberg
Büren
Diemelsee
Marsberg
Olsberg
Rüthen
Willingen (Upland)
B ...
See also:Brilon, Brilon - Geography, Brilon - Neighbouring Places, Brilon - Division of the town, Brilon - History, Brilon - Population Growth, Brilon - Arms, Brilon - Twin Towns, Brilon - Culture and Sights, Brilon - Museums, Brilon - Buildings, Brilon - Parks, Brilon - Regular Events, Brilon - Economy and Infrastructure, Brilon - Communications, Brilon - Media, Brilon - Public Organisations, Brilon - People, Brilon - Honorary Citizens, Brilon - Natives of the Town, Brilon - Other, Brilon - Literature Read more here: » Brilon: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - Geography |
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| | | | | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - RAF Bomber Command - Casualties About two thirds of the 500,000 to 600,000 (conservative estimates are 300,000) casualties of the bombings of German cities died during attacks by Bomber Command. One of the most controversial aspects of Bomber Command during WWII was the area bombing of cities. Navigational technologies of the day, until late in the war, did not allow for much more precisely targeting than a town or city, or at the very smallest an area of a city, by night bombing. All large German cities contained important industrial areas, and so were considered legitima ...
See also:RAF Bomber Command, RAF Bomber Command - Bomber Command 1936-1945, RAF Bomber Command - Strategic bombing 1942-45, RAF Bomber Command - Casualties, RAF Bomber Command - Bomber Command 1946 – 1968, RAF Bomber Command - Battle honours, RAF Bomber Command - Notes Read more here: » RAF Bomber Command: Encyclopedia II - RAF Bomber Command - Casualties |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - RAF Bomber Command - Bomber Command 1946 – 1968 In the aftermath of the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it was clear that the world had changed. In addition, the coming of the jet presaged an equally important change. In order for Bomber Command to keep up technologically in the early postwar years, B-29 Superfortresses were pressed into service as the Boeing Washington. However, they, and the Avro Lincoln, were only stopgap measur ...
See also:RAF Bomber Command, RAF Bomber Command - Bomber Command 1936-1945, RAF Bomber Command - Strategic bombing 1942-45, RAF Bomber Command - Casualties, RAF Bomber Command - Bomber Command 1946 – 1968, RAF Bomber Command - Battle honours, RAF Bomber Command - Notes Read more here: » RAF Bomber Command: Encyclopedia II - RAF Bomber Command - Bomber Command 1946 – 1968 |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Early War Campaigns On 1 September 1939, the Polish September Campaign began, sparking the Second World War. Witt was still in command of the 3./SS-Standarte Deutschland, and although the Deutschland played a mostly supporting role to Kempf's panzers, Witt's company saw some heavy fighting and he served well during the campaign. For personal bravery in combat, Witt was awarded both the first and second ...
See also:Fritz Witt, Fritz Witt - Early Life - Pre-War SS Service, Fritz Witt - Early War Campaigns, Fritz Witt - Balkans - Barbarossa, Fritz Witt - Paris - Kharkov, Fritz Witt - Hitlerjugend Command, Fritz Witt - Normandy Invasion Read more here: » Fritz Witt: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Early War Campaigns |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Hitlerjugend Command In February 1943, the SS had begun formation of a new Waffen-SS division composed primarily from Hitler Youth members born in 1926. The division was designated 12.SS-Panzer-Division Hitlerjugend. To provide officers this new division, a number of Veteran Leibstandarte officers and NCOs were transferred. Witt, along with Max Wünsche, Kurt Meyer, 'Gerd' Bremer, Wilhelm Mohnke, Hugo Kraas and Rudolf von Ribbentrop were among those transferred. On 1 July 1943, Witt was promoted to SS-Oberführer, and at the end of the month he was ...
See also:Fritz Witt, Fritz Witt - Early Life - Pre-War SS Service, Fritz Witt - Early War Campaigns, Fritz Witt - Balkans - Barbarossa, Fritz Witt - Paris - Kharkov, Fritz Witt - Hitlerjugend Command, Fritz Witt - Normandy Invasion Read more here: » Fritz Witt: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Hitlerjugend Command |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Balkans - Barbarossa Witt, an SS-Sturmbannführer since late May 1940, was again transferred to command of the Leibstandarte's I.Battalion on 26 March 1941. The Leibstandarte was poised to take place in Operation Marita, the invasion of the Balkans and Greece. I.Battalion was to play a crucial role.
On 10 April, Witt's Battalion was reinforced with artillery and a battery of 8.8cm Flak 18s and renamed Kampfgruppe Witt. KG Witt was tasked with clearing resistance from the Klidi Pass and opening the way to the heart of Greece. The Pass was strongly defended ...
See also:Fritz Witt, Fritz Witt - Early Life - Pre-War SS Service, Fritz Witt - Early War Campaigns, Fritz Witt - Balkans - Barbarossa, Fritz Witt - Paris - Kharkov, Fritz Witt - Hitlerjugend Command, Fritz Witt - Normandy Invasion Read more here: » Fritz Witt: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Balkans - Barbarossa |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Liévin - Miscellaneous Famous people from Liévin include:
Georges Carpentier, boxer, born in Liévin 1894
Robert Enrico, director, born in Liévin 1931
Twin towns :
since 1962, Hohenlimburg, near Hagen (Germany),
since 1999, Bruck an der Mur (Austria) and Pasvalys (Lithuania),
since 2000, Rybnik, (Poland) and La Valette-du-Var (France).
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See also:Liévin, Liévin - Overview, Liévin - Administration, Liévin - History, Liévin - Prehistory, Liévin - Agriculture and mining begin, Liévin - Liévin during the World Wars, Liévin - End of coal mining, Liévin - Liévin without coal, Liévin - Mayors of Liévin since the French Revolution, Liévin - Miscellaneous, Liévin - External link Read more here: » Liévin: Encyclopedia II - Liévin - Miscellaneous |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Nena - Background & Career She was born Gabriele Susanne Kerner in Hagen, Nordrhein-Westfalen (North Rhine-Westphalia), Germany. She acquired her nickname, "Nena," an alternate version of the Spanish word "niña" (little girl) at the age of 3 during a vacation to Spain.
Her first band was called The Stripes. They had a very minor hit with the song "Ecstasy" but never managed to achieve broad success.
The band Nena was formed with Nena (singer), Rolf Brendel (drums), Carlo Karges (guitar), Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen (keyboard) and Jürge ...
See also:Nena, Nena - Background & Career, Nena - Discography, Nena - Singles, Nena - LPs, Nena - Filmography Read more here: » Nena: Encyclopedia II - Nena - Background & Career |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Rhine-Ruhr - Cities with more than 100000 inhabitants
Bochum, Bottrop, Gelsenkirchen, Hagen, Hamm, Herne, Iserlohn, Recklinghausen, Witten
Moers, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Oberhausen
Bergisch-Gladbach, Remscheid, Solingen, Wuppertal
Bonn, Krefeld, Leverkusen, Mönchengladbach, Neuss
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See also:Rhine-Ruhr, Rhine-Ruhr - Cities with more than 500000 inhabitants, Rhine-Ruhr - Cities with more than 100000 inhabitants, Rhine-Ruhr - Sources Read more here: » Rhine-Ruhr: Encyclopedia II - Rhine-Ruhr - Cities with more than 100000 inhabitants |
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| | | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Early Life - Pre-War SS Service Fritz Witt was born on 27 May 1908 in Hohenlimburg, a suburb of the city of Hagen. Witt's family was middle class, his father being employed as a textiles salesman. After attending school Witt followed his father's trade, working as a textiles salesman from 1925 until 1931. During this period of time, he witnessed the rise of Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP, becoming a strong supporter. Witt saw the Nazis as the answer to the chaos and poverty of the Weimar Republic. On 1 December 1931, Witt applied to join both the NSDAP (Nr.816 769) and the SS ...
See also:Fritz Witt, Fritz Witt - Early Life - Pre-War SS Service, Fritz Witt - Early War Campaigns, Fritz Witt - Balkans - Barbarossa, Fritz Witt - Paris - Kharkov, Fritz Witt - Hitlerjugend Command, Fritz Witt - Normandy Invasion Read more here: » Fritz Witt: Encyclopedia II - Fritz Witt - Early Life - Pre-War SS Service |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - Economy and Infrastructure
Brilon - Communications.
From Brilon heading westwards, approx 30 minutes away on the Bundesstrasse B 7 is the motorway A 46 at Bestwig, in the direction of the Ruhrgebiet. Heading eastwards, the motorwayA 44 at Marsberg, in the direction of Kassel is about 40 minutes away. On the Bundesstrasse B 480 it is possible to reach the motorway A 33 at Wünnenberg in about 30 minutes, in the direction of Paderborn/Bielefeld.
The railway station Brilon Wald is about 10 km from the town centre. From here local trains leave eve ...
See also:Brilon, Brilon - Geography, Brilon - Neighbouring Places, Brilon - Division of the town, Brilon - History, Brilon - Population Growth, Brilon - Arms, Brilon - Twin Towns, Brilon - Culture and Sights, Brilon - Museums, Brilon - Buildings, Brilon - Parks, Brilon - Regular Events, Brilon - Economy and Infrastructure, Brilon - Communications, Brilon - Media, Brilon - Public Organisations, Brilon - People, Brilon - Honorary Citizens, Brilon - Natives of the Town, Brilon - Other, Brilon - Literature Read more here: » Brilon: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - Economy and Infrastructure |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - People
Brilon - Honorary Citizens.
Eduard Pape (b 13 September 1816 in Brilon, d 11 September 1888),
lawyer, contributor to the Bürgerliche Gesetzbuch in 1887.
Brilon - Natives of the Town.
Johann Suibert Seibertz (b 27 November 1788, d 17 November 1871 in Arnsberg),
historian and judge
Eduard Pape as above.
Franz Heinrich Reusch (b 4 December 1825, d 3 March 1900 in Bonn),
Old Catholic theologi ...
See also:Brilon, Brilon - Geography, Brilon - Neighbouring Places, Brilon - Division of the town, Brilon - History, Brilon - Population Growth, Brilon - Arms, Brilon - Twin Towns, Brilon - Culture and Sights, Brilon - Museums, Brilon - Buildings, Brilon - Parks, Brilon - Regular Events, Brilon - Economy and Infrastructure, Brilon - Communications, Brilon - Media, Brilon - Public Organisations, Brilon - People, Brilon - Honorary Citizens, Brilon - Natives of the Town, Brilon - Other, Brilon - Literature Read more here: » Brilon: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - People |
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| | | | | Hagen: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - Other In Brilon is the start of the 184 km long newly opened ramblers' trail across the Rothaar Mountains, the Rothaarsteig.
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See also:Brilon, Brilon - Geography, Brilon - Neighbouring Places, Brilon - Division of the town, Brilon - History, Brilon - Population Growth, Brilon - Arms, Brilon - Twin Towns, Brilon - Culture and Sights, Brilon - Museums, Brilon - Buildings, Brilon - Parks, Brilon - Regular Events, Brilon - Economy and Infrastructure, Brilon - Communications, Brilon - Media, Brilon - Public Organisations, Brilon - People, Brilon - Honorary Citizens, Brilon - Natives of the Town, Brilon - Other, Brilon - Literature Read more here: » Brilon: Encyclopedia II - Brilon - Other |
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