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Sankt Augustin. Beiträge zur Stadtgeschichte, Band 44: Fundgrube Vergangenheit, Folge 7
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2006
Darin: Siegburg
Enthält: Karlheinz Ossendorf: Die kommunalpolitische Entwicklung des Amtes Menden und der jungen Stadt Sankt Augustin nach 1945, Teil 1;, Die Jahre 1945-1950 Paul Henseler: Reformatorische Bestrebungen in Menden und deren Abwehr durch den Abt der Abtei auf dem Michaelsberg in Siegburg; Wilhelm Schumacher: Der "Gülicherhof" in Birlinghoven. Ein Grabkreuz von 1715 sucht bei "eBay" einen neuen Besitzer; Magda Sendhoff: Die Hangelarer Tonwerke HASTAG und Hanga; Rudolf Krebs: Das Hangelarer Tonwerk LINCO; Paul Henseler:Die Honschaft Niedermenden am Ende des ancien régime (1780-1809). Das Protokollbuch der Niedermendener Nachbarn von 1780 bis 1809, nebst ökonomischen Notizen der Familie des Wilhelm Overath aus (Troisdorf-)Sieglar; Karlheinz Ossendorf: Das Recht des Bürgerviehs zu grasen. Grundbesitzer mussten Konzessionen machen
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