… Welfare, and the National Board of Education (NBE), the National Board of Health and Welfare,
and the National Board of Universities and Colleges with the Government and the Rikdag…

… related agnatically to Margrave Rikdag, a prominent … Rikdag of the clan of the counts of
Harzgau. A competing interpretation has followed this passage and linked the Wettins with Rikdag…

… Gerburgi z tego małżeństwa był Rikdag III Młodszy, który jest … Najpierw Rikdag z rodu
komesów Harzu, a po jego śmierci w … marchii podobnie jak krótko potem Rikdag na ich południu. …

Thietmar, the Bishop of Merseburg and an excellent chronicler, was born on 25 July 975 into
a family of eastern German counts, which enabled him to become acquainted with issues …

The aim of the present study is to examine the interplay between various strategic uses of
parliamentary forms of address and institutional discursive practices in the UK Parliament and …

… of the fourteenth-century common-law (landskzq), at securing a monopoly of high administrative
posts for its own members, and at breaking the alliance between king and rikdag. Karl’s …

… At the pinnacle there are four Ombudsmen, the Justitieombudsmen, one of whom is Chief
Ombudsman and all of whom are officers of the Rikdag. As for Americans with their anti-trust …

… The two neighboring marches, Merseburg and Zeitz, were incorporated in Meissen by its
margrave Rikdag (dc 985). In the first half of the twelfth century, the Saxons also considered …

… (And for a long time the Rikdag's decisions about taxes were decisions of principle on
behalf of the peasantry.) It is an historical paradox that the destruction of two-hundredyears-old …