Finnentrop (redirect from Rönkhausen)
constituting villages dates back from the Middle Ages. In 1162 Lenhausen and Rönkhausen were mentioned for the first time. Until 13 July 1908, the place now known...
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Hagen Observatory; not to be confused with: #B86 NRW Hagen Observatory, Ronkhausen 608 Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing observatory (AMOS) Haleakala-AMOS...
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105 ? Rönkhausen Pumped Storage Station Rönkhausen-Glinge 51°13′29″N 7°59′36″E / 51.2247664°N 7.9933155°E / 51.2247664; 7.9933155 (Rönkhausen Pumped...
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website a location near Kaiserslautern has been suggested, or possibly Rönkhausen Abbey see Heraldica website Philip Mansel, Le Prince de Ligne, le charmeur...
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Plettenberg 2392 Werdohl/Neuenrade 2393 Allendorf 2394 Neuenrade-Affeln 2395 Rönkhausen 240 2401 Baesweiler 2402 Stolberg (Rheinland) 2403 Eschweiler 2404 Alsdorf...
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is organized as a holding structure. The Eibach company was founded in Rönkhausen in 1951 by Heinrich Eibach, the father or grandfather of the current owner...
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Plettenberg Lenne (2 crossings) 51.1 Siesel Tunnel (95 m) Lenne 55.1 Rönkhausen Lenne 57.8 Lenhausen formerly from Wennemen 61.1 Finnentrop to Olpe Lenne...
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Kirchhoff OFM (given name: Josef Kirchhoff; born 18 December 1892 in Rönkhausen; executed 24 April 1944 in Brandenburg-Görden Prison) was a Catholic priest...
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