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101Oldenburg Baby — The Oldenburg Baby was the name given by German media to Tim,[1] a child born with Down Syndrome at the Städtische Frauenklinik hospital in Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany on 6 July 1997. Tim was born prematurely (in the twenty fifth week of… …
102Oldenburg (1936) — Die Oldenburg (Schiff 35; TSK 5) war ein deutsches Frachtschiff, das im Zweiten Weltkrieg von der Kriegsmarine requiriert und als U Boot Falle eingesetzt wurde. Das Schiff wurde am 14. April 1940 von einem britischen U Boot versenkt.… …
103Oldenburg in Holstein — Original name in latin Oldenburg in Holstein Name in other language Ol denburg, Oldenbourg en Holstein, Oldenburg, Oldenburg in Holstein, Oldenburg in Kholshtajn, Oldenburgum, huo er si tai yin de qu ao er deng bao, Олденбург ин Холштајн,… …
104Oldenburg-Januschau, Elard von — (1855 1937) politician; archetypal Junker* who exercised leverage on Hindenburg* in the Republic s final year. He was born in the West Prussian town of Beisleiden; his family had held estates in both East and West Prussia* since the eighteenth …
105Oldenburg — I. biographical name Claes Thure 1929 American (Swedish born) sculptor II. geographical name 1. former state NW Germany bordering on North Sea 2. city NW Germany W of Bremen population 145,161 …
106Oldenburg — Ol|den|burg, Claes (1929 ) a US ↑sculptor, born in Sweden, important in the ↑pop art movement and famous for his large ↑sculptures of small ordinary objects, often made of soft materials …
107oldenburg — ol·den·burg …
108Oldenburg — Ol•den•burg [[t]ˈoʊl dənˌbɜrg[/t]] n. 1) geg a former state in NW Germany, now part of Lower Saxony 2) a city in Lower Saxony, in NW Germany. 149,691 …
109Oldenburg — m. DE Starohrad, Oldenburk …
110Oldenburg — Ọl|den|burg (Landkreis in Niedersachsen) Ọl|den|burg (Họl|stein) (Stadt in Schleswig Holstein) Ọl|den|burg (Ọl|den|burg) (Stadt in Niedersachsen) …
