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Sydney — Sydney … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sydney FC — Sydney FC … Wikipédia en Français
SYDNEY — SYDNEY, capital of New South Wales, australia . Founded in 1788 as a British penal settlement, it was the cradle of Australian Jewry. Several Jews were sent there from England as convicts in the first transport and others subsequently. After… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Sydney F.C. — Sydney FC Voller Name Sydney Football Club Gegründet 2004 Stadion Sydney Football St … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sydney FC — Voller Name Sydney Football Club Gegründet 2004 Stadion … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sydney — • The vast territories formerly known as New Holland and Van Dieman s Island and since 1900 as The Commonwealth of Australia were erected to the Vicariate Apostolic of New Holland in 1834 Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Sydney … Catholic encyclopedia
SYDNEY — Capitale de la Nouvelle Galles du Sud et la plus importante ville australienne, Sydney comptait, selon les estimations de 1993, avec son agglomération 3 179 000 habitants. Fondée par le capitaine Phillip en 1788, sur une presqu’île de la profonde … Encyclopédie Universelle
Sydney — (spr. ßíddnĭ), 1) Hauptstadt des britisch austral. Staates Neusüdwales, am südlichen Ufer des Port Jackson (s. den Lageplan, S. 232, und das Nebenkärtchen auf Karte »Australien«), einer der sichersten und geräumigsten Baien der Welt, und 6 km vom … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Sydney — Sydney, o Sídney, en grafía española, es la ciudad más grande y antigua de Australia. * * * VER Sidney * * * (as used in expressions) Adams, Walter S(ydney) Bechet, Sydney Sydney F.P.C. Healey Kay William Sydney Porter Ópera de Sydney … Enciclopedia Universal
Sydney — Sydney, Lady Morgan Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Lady Morgan Sydney, Lady Morgan (Nombre de soltera Owenson; cerca de 1776 – 14 abril 1859), fue una novelista irlandesa. Contenido … Wikipedia Español
Sydney — Australian city, founded 1788 and named for British Home Secretary Thomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney (1733 1800). The family name (also Sidney) is lit. dweller by the well watered land, from O.E. sid side + ieg island … Etymology dictionary
