the southernmost of the 172 towns in Northern Germany whose names end in büttel, meaning "residence" or "settlement." Between 2006 and 2014, the mayor of...

Lizenti 1989: La nuit de l'eclusier - Koebi 1989: Pestalozzi's Mountain - Büttel 1989: Gekauftes Glück - 'Hirschen'-Wirt 1989: Leo Sonnyboy - Leo Mangold...

Sociological Association for his paper on Georg Simmel and nonknowledge and in 2018 the Frederick H. Buttel Prize of the International Sociological Association...

Bokelrehm Bokhorst Borsfleth Breitenberg Breitenburg Brokdorf Brokstedt Büttel Christinenthal Dägeling Dammfleth Drage Ecklak Elskop Engelbrechtsche Wildnis...

Member name City or district represented State of origin Achleitner, Georg Ried Austria Adams, Franz Coblenz (Rhineland) Prussia Ahrens, Heinrich Salzgitter...

toponyms with no close Standard German correspondents appear, such as ...büttel (=inhabited place; Eimsbüttel, Fuhlsbüttel, Hummelsbüttel, Poppenbüttel...

rebuilt in a Gothic Revival between 1888 and 1890 according to plans by Georg Daniel. Of the old abbey buildings there still exist the cloister, as well...

Teodor Georgiev Pavlin Nikolov Yulian Vassilev  Germany Henry Krumb Michael Büttel Manuel Messer David Müllmann  France René Montaudoin Thierry Maussier Hugo...

Gottlieb Schlaetzer, Salomo Sachs, August Ferdinand Mandel (1771–1846), Johann Georg Moser and Paul Ludwig Simon were able to contribute their designs for churches...

Hamburger Abendblatt 25 January 2007 Regarding the derivation of the suffix "-büttel" and the early forms of "Wellingsbüttel" see: Jürgen Udolph, Namenkundliche...

baker, was also called Johann Frischmuth: his mother was born Margaretha Buttel. The years 1618 to 1648 were dominated by the Thirty Years' War, as a result...

quidquid cedit." The Middle High German text reads: "Item hat auch derselbig büttel von der herren zu Hagenspach im underen mansu den halben theil, was da felt...