was Niederkail in 1211. The landlord was Himmerod Abbey, and the overlord was the Archbishopric of Trier. Another source says that in 1070, Niederkail was...
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recognised Eifel poet was Peter Zirbes, a wandering stoneware trader from Niederkail. He was the author of simple poems in the Eifel dialect, which he published...
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Obersulm Herbert Zimmermann, Hagen Rudolf Zinsser, Kelheim Alfred Börner, Niederkail/Eifel Volker Dolch, Dietzenbach Ludwig Elsbett, Hilpoltstein Kurt Fickelscher...
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Eifel (Kyllburger Waldeifel) – middle section of the Moselle Eifel, from Niederkail to Waldkönigen 276 Limestone Eifel (Kalkeifel) – middle section of the...
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