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... East Frisia , extending from Leeuwarden eastward to the estuary of the Jade River . West Frisia came under the con- trol of the counts of Holland by 1250. Part of East Frisia came to be dominated by the city of Groningen ( which was ...
... East Frisia , extending from Leeuwarden eastward to the estuary of the Jade River . West Frisia came under the con- trol of the counts of Holland by 1250. Part of East Frisia came to be dominated by the city of Groningen ( which was ...
Page 219
... east occupied the remaining eastern portion of the country . The victorious Allies divided the area of what was formerly known as Germany and the area of its capital , Berlin ( located wholly within the eastern Soviet - occupied part of ...
... east occupied the remaining eastern portion of the country . The victorious Allies divided the area of what was formerly known as Germany and the area of its capital , Berlin ( located wholly within the eastern Soviet - occupied part of ...
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... east . The Pied Piper has also been likened to Nicholas of Cologne , who in 1212 led thousands of German chil- dren on the ill - fated Children's Crusade . There is a ratcatcher collection in the local history museum , and there are ...
... east . The Pied Piper has also been likened to Nicholas of Cologne , who in 1212 led thousands of German chil- dren on the ill - fated Children's Crusade . There is a ratcatcher collection in the local history museum , and there are ...
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