SCHLESWIG

Meaning of SCHLESWIG in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈshles-(ˌ)wig, -(ˌ)vik ]

geographical name

1. or Danish Sles·vig ˈslis-vē region N Germany & S Denmark in S Jutland Peninsula

2. city N Germany pop about 26,938

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SCHLESWIG — geographical name region N Germany & S Denmark in S Jutland Peninsula, city N Germany pop about 26,938
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SCHLESWIG — /shles"wig/ ; Ger. /shlays"vik/ , n. 1. a seaport in N Germany, on the Baltic. 30,700. 2. a historic region …
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SCHLESWIG — n. city and seaport in northern Germany
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SCHLESWIG — historic and cultural region occupying the southern Jutland Peninsula north of the Eider River and now encompassing the northern half …
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SCHLESWIG — Schleswig BrE AmE ˈʃlez vɪɡ ˈʃles-, -wɪɡ —German [ ˈʃleːs vɪç ]
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SCHLESWIG — Classification: City Located in: Iowa (IA) Total Population (2000): 833 Total Housing Units (2000): 411 Land Area (square meters): 3405756 …
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SCHLESWIG — Шлезвиг
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SCHLESWIG — (n) шлезвиг
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SCHLESWIG — n. Pronunciation: ' shles-( ˌ )wig, -( ˌ )vik Function: geographical name 1 or Danish Sles · vig \ ' …
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION — Conflict between Denmark and Prussia over Schleswig-Holstein . In the 1840s the Danish-speaking population of northern Schleswig, supported by the …
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN — Historical area and state (pop., 2002 est.: 2,804,249), northwestern Germany. With an area of 6,073 sq mi (15,729 sq km), …
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN — /shles"wig hohl"stuyn/ ; Ger. /shlays"vik hawl"shtuyn/ , n. 1. two contiguous duchies of Denmark that were a center of international …
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SCHLESWIG FAIENCE — tin-glazed earthenware made from 1755 to 1814 at the town of Schleswig in the Danish duchy of Schleswig (now the …
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION — Conflict between Denmark and Prussia over Schleswig-Holstein . In the 1840s the Danish-speaking population of northern Schleswig, supported by the …
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SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN — Historical area and state (pop., 2002 est.: 2,804,249), northwestern Germany. With an area of 6,073 sq mi (15,729 sq km), …
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GASTEIN, CONVENTION OF — (Aug. 20, 1865) Agreement between Austria and Prussia following their seizure of the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein from Denmark …
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CHRISTIAN IX — born April 8, 1818, Gottorp, Schleswig died Jan. 29, 1906, Copenhagen, Den. King of Denmark (1863–1906). He succeeded the childless …
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WAITZ, GEORG — born Oct. 9, 1813, Flensburg, Schleswig [now in Germany] died May 24, 1886, Berlin, Ger. German historian who was the …
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TSCHERNING, ANTON FREDERIK — born Dec. 12, 1795, Frederiksvrk, Den. died June 29, 1874, Copenhagen military reformer and radical champion of democracy in mid-19th-century …
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STORM, (HANS) THEODOR WOLDSEN — born Sept. 14, 1817, Husum, Schleswig died July 4, 1888, Hademarschen poet and novelist whose novellas are among the finest …
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SAINT-GERMAIN, COMTE DE — (count of) born c. 1710 died Feb. 27, 1784?, Eckernfrde, Schleswig? 18th-century adventurer, known as der Wundermann (the Wonderman). Of …
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RENDSBURG — town, Schleswig-Holstein Land (state), northern Germany, on the Eider River and the Kiel Canal (there bridged), west of Kiel. An …
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PAN-SCANDINAVIANISM — also called Scandinavianism, or Scandinavism an unsuccessful 19th-century movement for Scandinavian unity that enflamed passions during the Schleswig-Holstein crises. Like …
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KRISTENSEN, KNUD — born Oct. 26, 1880, Ringkbing, Den. died Sept. 29, 1962, Hillerd politician who, as leader of the first elected post-World …
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HOLSTEIN — historic and cultural region occupying the southern Jutland Peninsula between the Eider and Elbe rivers, now comprising the southern half …
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HELGOLAND
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HALL, CARL CHRISTIAN — born Feb. 25, 1812, Copenhagen, Den. died Aug. 14, 1888, Copenhagen Danish politician whose policies led Denmark into a disastrous …
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HADERSLEV — city, Snderjylland amtskommune (county commune), southeastern Jutland, Denmark. It lies along Haderslev Fjord 9 miles (14 km) from the Little …
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FREDERICK VII — born Oct. 6, 1808, Amalienborg Castle, Denmark died Nov. 15, 1863, Glcksburg Castle king of Denmark from 1848 who renounced …
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ERIK V — born c. 1249, , Denmark died Nov. 22, 1286, Finderup, Den. byname Erik Glipping, or Klipping king of Denmark (125986) …
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EIDER PROGRAM — (184864), the domestic and foreign policy cornerstone of Denmark's National Liberal governments during the Schleswig-Holstein crises. The program, which called …
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CHRISTIAN IX — born April 8, 1818, Gottorp, Schleswig died Jan. 29, 1906, Copenhagen Danish king who came to the throne at the …
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