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Early Origins of the Rittenhaus family
The surname Rittenhaus was first found in Austria, where the name became noted for its many branches in the region, each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region. In their later history the name became a power unto themselves and were elevated to the ranks of nobility as they grew into this most influential family.
2021年11月20日土曜日
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A common term used among pet rat breeders and enthusiasts, it applies to baby rats. Used in place of "rat kitten" or rat pup, as it is directly applicable only to rat infants and not mis-construed to apply to cats or dogs.
What kind of rats are GREY?
Gray rats, formally called Norway rats or Rattus norvegicus, don't have many admirers among people. Norway rats live in close proximity to humans and are responsible for the spread of several types of diseases. Once the rats enter an area, the population can grow quickly.Nov 1, 2017
2020年5月5日火曜日
Rattus Norvegicus
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Ritten (German pronunciation: [ˈrɪtn̩]; Italian: Renon [reˈnon]) is a comune (municipality) in South Tyrol in northern Italy.
South Tyrol's identity crisis: Italian, German, Austrian...?
By Bethany Bell
BBC News, Bolzano, Italy
- Published
8 December 2012
Nestled in the mountains of the Alps, it's Italy's richest province, and has been part of the country for almost 100 years - but some in South Tyrol just don't feel fully Italian.
An Alpine glacier near the Austrian-Italian border was melting and had revealed the bodies of three soldiers, killed in the bloody mountain battles of the World War I.
The phone was answered by a man who spoke German with a strong Tyrolean accent.
"Were these soldiers from the Austrian army or the Italian army?" I asked.
"They were part of the Austrian army," he said.
"And where were they found?" I asked.
"In the Ortler Alps," he replied. "It used to be Austria, but now it is Italy - unfortunately."
South Tyrol, once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, was annexed to Italy in 1919, at the end of the World War I. The Italians wanted to have control of the Alps, south of the Brenner Pass.
Many people here are native German speakers. And a few of them, like the man from the War Graves Association, are still not reconciled to the fact that the province has been part of Italy for almost a century.
In the 1920s and 30s, the fascist dictator Benito Mussolini encouraged Italians from the south to settle in the region.
German was widely banned, in schools, in courts and in public offices, and place names were "Italianised".
It all contributed to what one local author described to me as the "longstanding hostility" between the two language groups.
Tension increased sharply in 1939, when Hitler and Mussolini agreed to give the German speakers a choice - stay in South Tyrol and become forcibly integrated into Italian language and culture, or emigrate to the German Reich and give up their ancestral homeland.
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-20633126
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アスラ王国＞アスラ＞アシュラ＞阿修羅
EUは壁を作り壁内で大量殺戮 もう駄目かも
北朝鮮も「トランプの壁」を越える鉄柵を国境に建設中
真田教授は「日本鎖国論」展開
生き残るのはどこかしら
イタリアンまで追ってない(苦
欧州 特に中欧は
貴族も市民もややこしくて
アメリカの白人移民
ドイツ系が多かったデスネ
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