The Grand Procession
German essay collection Dresdner Hefte issue 163, 3/2025
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The Grand Procession
Summary
The Grand Procession is a periodical issue[1].
Key Facts
- The Grand Procession is in the country of Germany[2].
- The Grand Procession's image is recorded as Fürstenzug in der Augustusstraße in Dresden...IMG 7478OB1.JPG[3].
- The Grand Procession's image is recorded as Entrée de Jean II le Bon.jpg[4].
- The Grand Procession's image is recorded as Johann Dallinger von Dalling - Entrance of the Emperor Franz I. Stephan and his son Joseph (II.) into Frankfurt on March 29, 1764 - Google Art Project.jpg[5].
- The Grand Procession's image is recorded as Joseph Bayer Weingarten Heilig-Blut-Prozession c1849.jpg[6].
- The Grand Procession's image is recorded as Arolsen Klebeband 02 003 5.jpg[7].
- The Grand Procession's image is recorded as Dresden, Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Johann Alexander Thiele, Carroussel Comique Rennen.jpg[8].
- The Grand Procession's instance of is recorded as periodical issue[9].
- The Grand Procession's instance of is recorded as periodical[10].
- The Grand Procession's editor is recorded as Dresden Historical Society[11].
- The Grand Procession's follows is recorded as Collect, preserve, research[12].
- The Grand Procession's followed by is recorded as Animal story(ies)[13].
- The Grand Procession's part of the series is recorded as Dresdner Hefte[14].
- The Grand Procession's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-3-944019-54-3[15].
- The Grand Procession's OCLC number is recorded as 1542891534[16].
- The Grand Procession's place of publication is recorded as Dresden[17].
- The Grand Procession's Commons category is recorded as Dresdner Hefte (163)[18].
- The Grand Procession's language of work or name is recorded as German[19].
- The Grand Procession's issue is recorded as 163[20].
- The Grand Procession's volume is recorded as 43[21].
- The Grand Procession's has part is recorded as Power and Space[22].
- The Grand Procession's has part is recorded as "Now I have overcome"[23].
- The Grand Procession's has part is recorded as Military discipline and noble hierarchy[24].
- The Grand Procession's has part is recorded as A brief insight into the history of the Elbe Venetian Carnival[25].
- The Grand Procession's has part is recorded as The ritual significance of the Saxon grape harvest festivals on the Hoflößnitz in the 18th century[26].
Body
Geography
The Grand Procession is in the country of Germany[2].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include periodical issue[9] and periodical[10].