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East Frisia

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Search complete. 14 mentions across 7 episodes found for "East Frisia".

Oct 8, 2026

Wynne ScuttGUEST
27:12
And he raped the king's daughter, Bödwild, and then he escaped on a set of artificial wings or a feathered cloak and flew away to freedom.
Wynne ScuttGUEST
27:23
So this is the story of Weyland, and it occurs in all sorts of places, possibly as early as around about 600 in Ostfriesland in Germany.
Wynne ScuttGUEST
27:35
on a coin, but also on the Frank's casket, which is a really famous box, if you like, with engravings on it that shows the legend from the early medieval period.
Wynne ScuttGUEST
27:46
It's so amazing.
Helmut HillebrandGUEST
26:06
Okay.
Helmut HillebrandGUEST
26:07
Uh, whereas Eastern Frisia is, has a very strong Protestant.
Helmut HillebrandGUEST
26:11
Ah.
Helmut HillebrandGUEST
26:12
okay
BeauHOST
57:55
Belgian's Evil Trust Me says, Saturday the 26th of September.
BeauHOST
58:01
Saturday the 26th of September was the 517th anniversary of terrible floods in Groningen and East Frisia.
BeauHOST
58:10
Remember, East Frisia good, West Frisia, uh, Freiland bad.
BeauHOST
58:16
Why didn't you have a special weekend show to mourn? Sorry.
BeauHOST
58:19
Can only apologize.
Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
5:47
Where does he live? How far is it? Um, okay.
Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
5:51
That's my, my area." It was East Frisia, which is now a part of northwestern Germany.
Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
5:59
It was quite far away from where, where I was.
Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
6:01
W- Was in another, um, Bundesland, they call it in Germany, which is a state, uh, uh, which is a state.

5 MINS LATER

Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
11:06
And this lady had an uncle which was Catholic, and she always loved to listen to him and what happened in the Catholic Church, but she never converted.
John-Henry WestenHOST
11:16
Mm.
Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
11:16
And I told the same story to her as I did to this particular Serb grandpa in East Frisia.
Konrad HeisegemsGUEST
11:24
And she said, "Please, go ahead.

Unknown podcast

From Angles to England: Tracing the Birth of a Nation’s Name

Sep 29 · 1 Mention

Josh LinskHOST
1:27
But before we get into why that name stuck, it's worth noting that the Angles weren't the only Germanic people arriving in Britain.
Josh LinskHOST
1:35
There were also Saxons from East Frisia, Jutes from the island of Zealand, and even Vikings later on.
Josh LinskHOST
1:43
What made the Angles stand out was the political weight their tribes carried.
Josh LinskHOST
1:47
Leaders like Aella and Wulfhere carved out kingdoms that would become the Heptarchy.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
144:44
In November he was dismissed and marched to seek his fortune in the diocese of Münster.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
144:51
But the enemy was too strong for him there, and he turned his steps to East Friesland, a land rich and fertile, easily fortified against attack, yet perfectly helpless.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
145:04
There he settled down to remain till the stock of money and provisions which he was able to wring from the inhabitants had been exhausted.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
145:13
End of section 13.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
145:35
Christian of Brunswick in Lower Saxony, November 1622 to August 1623.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
145:45
Here then was a new rock of offense, a new call for the emperor to interfere if he was in any way to be regarded as the preserver of the peace of the empire.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
145:56
But a march of Tilly against an enemy in East Friesland was not a simply military operation.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
146:04
Not a few amongst the northern princes doubted whether a victorious Catholic army would respect the agreement of Mühlhausen.
Geordie EadeGUEST
20:13
We're Teffroms.
Geordie EadeGUEST
20:14
We've been with Teffroms for the last 23 years, which is made up of a Texel East Frisian Romney.
Geordie EadeGUEST
20:20
It's quarter Texel, quarter East Frisian and half Romney.
Geordie EadeGUEST
20:22
So it's a composite.
Geordie EadeGUEST
20:24
It's done well for us.

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