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| asser (born 27 July 1962 in Bern) is a retired | Swiss track and field athlete who specialised in mid |
| This is to allow German traffic and | Swiss traffic that do not have vignettes to cross be |
| Robotronic Squad was a | Swiss Trance music trio consisting of long standing |
| The track was recognized and remixed by | Swiss trance producer Moogwai in 2002. |
| Pierre Lepori (Lugano, Switzerland, 1968) is a | Swiss translator and writer in Italian. |
| Daniela Ryf (born May 29, 1987) is a | Swiss triathlete who competed in the 2008 Summer Oly |
| n 7 February 1982 in Winkel) is a professional | Swiss triathlete, member of the Swiss National Team |
| Carlo's body falls into the gorge below as the | Swiss troops hurl the boulders down onto the Burgund |
| The | Swiss troops were surprised by Henry of Guise's army |
| llon battalion, and consisted predominantly of | Swiss troops who refused to serve the French Republi |
| the French recrossed the Alps, Schiner led the | Swiss troops, part of which had retired, at the unfo |
| ivided the two commanders and their German and | Swiss troops. |
| 1994 Dimitris Atelier (mini-series | Swiss TV SF DRS) |
| ular basis since 1956 as, for example in 2007, | Swiss TV staged an internal selection contest. |
| In 1976, | Swiss TV invited TEA to play as part of their "Rock |
| Stephan Klapproth (de) (born 1958), | Swiss TV presenter |
| 03 Colorful dreams Fiction 52 Min.coproduction | Swiss TV SF. |
| co production with | Swiss TV SF, TSR, TSI. |
| Swiss TV SF, TSR, RSI and German TV 3 Sat. | |
| 25 August 1976 in Vevey, Switzerland for the | Swiss TV program, Kaleidospop (Volume 10: Vevey) - r |
| Mustafi is former | Swiss U-19 national team member and played currently |
| Djuric represented | Swiss U-19 in 2007 UEFA European Under-19 Football C |
| Eggimann was captain of the | Swiss U21 national team. |
| Ferati was capped twelve times by the | Swiss under-21 team, scoring once. |
| uted Number 1 during his first season but when | Swiss Under-21 internationalist goalkeeper Yann Somm |
| released their first EP "Wer weiss..." on the | Swiss Underground Label "Eastbound" in 2005. |
| n to speak presenting the goals of fascism, we | Swiss understood immediately the significance of thi |
| ilt in 1914, and originally home to the Vassar | Swiss Underwear Company. |
| n, Liverpool, the elder son of John Brunner, a | Swiss Unitarian and schoolmaster, and Margaret Curph |
| ed, without a competition, by the Committee of | Swiss Universities to Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanne |
| iting Professor in Gender and Migration in the | Swiss university system, based at the University of |
| he was a gifted skier and was a member of the | Swiss university team for combined Nordic skiing and |
| ne of the first women to hold such a post at a | Swiss university, holding the post until 1977. |
| 7 (which forms part of the Celtic Trail passes | Swiss Valley Reservoir on a traffic free path betwee |
| Swiss Valley reservoir, also known as Upper Lliedi r | |
| parties at their boathouse on the Cwm Lleidi ( | Swiss Valley reservoir) reservoir near Llanelli. |
| Swiss Valley - 2 councillors | |
| he county town, Carmarthen, between Tumble and | Swiss Valley. |
| The Russians pressed back the | Swiss vanguard, trying to force them back into the r |
| Alemannic must not be confused with the term " | Swiss German", which refers to all Alemannic dialect |
| that Humagne Blanche is not related to the red | Swiss variety Humagne Rouge. |
| Pierre Galet believes it is a native | Swiss variety. |
| rvine Grande is another, much more rare, white | Swiss variety. |
| It is one of only two | Swiss venues ever to host the contest. |
| Sanders & Dempsey International Association (a | Swiss Verein) does not itself provide, directly or i |
| The word derives from the | Swiss version of the name of the Northern Italian to |
| to be only released on the swedish, german and | swiss versions of the soundtrack. |
| oted as saying "When the picture came out, the | Swiss very nicely pointed out to me that they've nev |
| In 1992 the NBQ won the | Swiss vice-champion title at the Swiss ensemble and |
| Berne,12 February 1975) was the | Swiss Vice-Consul in Budapest, Hungary from 1942 unt |
| Following the strategy of Carl Lutz (the | Swiss vice-consul), he recruited up to 3,000 Jews as |
| of a number of patriotic songs celebrating the | Swiss victory at the Battle of Sempach (1386). |
| ad distracted Casillas, causing the unexpected | Swiss victory. |
| Restaurant Teresa, | Swiss villa, Villa Arcadia, Big Mud Spa with its pro |
| as shot and killed in her parents' home in the | Swiss village of Les Crosets, Canton Valais on Sunda |
| Grindelwald is a small | Swiss Village inspired rural suburb developed just n |
| For the | Swiss village, see Weesen. |
| oleil ski area, which includes both French and | Swiss villages. |
| iger (born 1952 in Herisau, Switzerland), is a | Swiss violinist and composer. |
| Hansheinz Schneeberger (born 1926) is a | Swiss violinist. |
| Conrad Zwicky (born 1946), | Swiss violist and composer |
| Beat (pronounced bay-at) Kaestli is a | Swiss vocalist, songwriter, arranger and producer re |
| Ernie Odoom is a | Swiss Vocalist, Saxophonist and Band Leader. |
| Xellent | Swiss Vodka is a rye vodka distilled in Switzerland. |
| Xellent | Swiss vodka is made with bread quality rye and Titli |
| also continued his studies there, joining the | Swiss Voluntary Work Forces. |
| In a 1992 referendum | Swiss voters rejected membership of the European Eco |
| In a March 2002 referendum, the 54.6% of | Swiss voters endorsed a government plan to apply for |
| A halberd (also called halbert or | Swiss voulge) is a two-handed pole weapon that came |
| t Chance (German: Die Letzte Chance) is a 1945 | Swiss war film directed by Leopold Lindtberg. |
| The name Baby | Swiss was coined by Alfred's wife, Margaret Guggisbe |
| also one of the last independent brands in the | Swiss watch industry. |
| Nicolas Lehotzky is a | Swiss Watch Designer. |
| 1983, at the ending of the big late 1970s | Swiss Watch Industry downturn, the company and all t |
| circle of industrialist families that led the | Swiss watch industry of the time. |
| e company elevated itself to the high ranks of | Swiss watch manufactures, by both maintaining tradit |
| s and any other distinctive signs of a reputed | Swiss watch brand, with or without complete trade-dr |
| The Federation of the | Swiss Watch Industry(FH) Information Center |
| and the heart of luxury mechanical | Swiss Watch manufacturing (see "Watch Valley"). |
| In the | Swiss watch industry the term manufacture is used of |
| Rotary is a member of the Federation of the | Swiss Watch Industry FH. |
| ess turned his factory into one of the largest | Swiss watch manufacturers by 1909. |
| As such, it is one of the few independent | Swiss watch manufactures. |
| they exist today as one of the few independent | Swiss watch manufacturers still in operation, and ma |
| rand and distribute it as a medium price range | Swiss Watch Brand in selected worldwide watch market |
| TITONI LTD. is a | Swiss watch company which was founded in 1919 by Fri |
| ped make Grenchen an important part of today's | Swiss watch business. |
| Like many other | Swiss Watch Brands, it has almost been swept into ob |
| ng and assembling very complicated watches for | Swiss watch brands in his comprehensively equipped, |
| The brand has since grown to be one of the top | Swiss watch manufacturers in Mexico and has become i |
| ational prominence for his role in the Esquire | Swiss Watch company's advertising. |
| y's Fair), the most prestigious association of | Swiss watch manufacturers and jewelers of the time a |
| Juvenia is a luxury | Swiss watch manufacturer located in La Chaux-de-Fond |
| It is one of the few | Swiss watch companies to have manufactured watches w |
| Wyler is a | Swiss watch manufacturer |
| For the | Swiss watch trademark, see Rolex. |
| Nivada is a | Swiss watch company. |
| a full fledged member of the Federation of the | Swiss Watch Industry FH. |
| At the end of the 1970s, when the | Swiss watch industry was in the middle of crisis, Ja |
| circle of industrialist families that led the | Swiss watch industry of the time. |
| , when the quartz crises violently crushed the | Swiss watch-industry. |
| A watch that says " | Swiss Quartz" is considered to be a proper Swiss wat |
| cci SA, manufacturer and distributor of luxury | Swiss watches |
| Maurice Lacroix is an ultra-luxury brand of | Swiss watches based in the Canton of Jura and headqu |
| aget, Baume & Mercier and Vacheron Constantin ( | Swiss watches) and Montblanc (pens). |
| The most popular items by far to have the " | Swiss Made" labels are Swiss watches. |
| y, Wingo has appeared in a campaign for luxury | Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil's RWSport collection. |
| s a line of dress watches built by the premier | Swiss watchmaker Patek Philippe, introduced in 1932. |
| Mido is a luxury | Swiss watchmaker company founded in 1918. |
| Zeno-Watch is a | Swiss watchmaker in business since 1868, but only us |
| George-Emile Eberhard (1865-1936) was a | Swiss watchmaker and industrialist who founded Eberh |
| chweppe (1740-1821), a German-born naturalised | Swiss watchmaker and amateur scientist developed a p |
| The Ditisheims are a prominent dynasty of | Swiss watchmakers and industrialist family who have |
| rodvorets Watch Factory employed 3 high ranked | Swiss watchmakers to help the factory to adapt the p |
| ked together with some of the more established | Swiss watchmakers, until the war was over. |
| While David's report helped to wake the | Swiss watchmaking industry from its comfortable comp |
| and continued his horological education at the | Swiss watchmaking school WOSTEP. |
| Both towns were the center of the | Swiss watchmaking industry in the 19th century. |
| others prominent industrialist families of the | Swiss watchmaking: the Eberhards, Vogels and Blums, |
| t first appeared on the 1980 compilation album | Swiss Wave - The Album. |
| nmann (born 1901, date of death unknown) was a | Swiss weightlifter who competed in the 1924 Summer O |
| August 20, 1900, date of death unknown) was a | Swiss weightlifter who competed in the 1924 Summer O |
| Sandra Graf (born 9 December 1969) is a | Swiss wheelchair athlete. |
| Heinz Frei (born 28 January 1958) is a | Swiss wheelchair athlete. |
| Erwin Lauper (born 14 June 1946 in Bern) is a | Swiss wheelchair curling player. |
| y of related Cheez-It products, including Baby | Swiss, White Cheddar, Parmesan & Garlic, Cheddar Jac |
| He is survived by his | Swiss wife Madeleine from Schaffhausen, who caused R |
| ago by Argentine-born Federico Grelle and his | Swiss wife, Magda. |
| on alpine plants like the white dryad and the | Swiss willow. |
| Amigne is a white | Swiss wine grape planted primarily in the Valais reg |
| It has a continued presence in | Swiss wine as a dry rose style made from the free ru |
| Humagne Blanche or Humagne is a white | Swiss wine grape planted primarily in the Valais reg |
| ed but has now become mostly feral though some | Swiss winemakers will make limited quantities of win |
| Swiss Wing is also features in the TVB cooking varie | |
| for accepting $505,125 in gold bars as well as | Swiss Wire transfers of $169,000 from Stephen Saccoc |
| A young | Swiss woman becomes mixed up with a gang planning a |
| ybody at the time, and the first election of a | Swiss woman to political office was widely reported |
| Sarah Meier (silver) became the first | Swiss woman to medal at the event since Denise Biell |
| He married a | Swiss woman, and had two children. |
| hauerinnen und Kunstgewerblerinnen (Society of | Swiss Women Painters, Sculptors and Craftswomen) |
| In 1931, she became one of the first | Swiss women to hold a private pilot's licence. |
| Twenty-nine per cent of | Swiss women are considered too thick. |
| Swiss women are considered much slimmer than Germans | |
| He was the coach for the | Swiss Women's Curling team at the 2010 Winter Olympi |
| Swiss Women's Soccer is a recent addition to soccer | |
| 1946 and 1980, Kurt Aepli was a member of the | Swiss Work Federation (Schweizerischer Werkbund, or |
| Roger Dubuis ( | Swiss) worked with a local watchmaker as a young tee |
| Also present is Poirot (in reality a | Swiss worker at the Hotel Saint-Florentin - although |
| "Hymna," which became the official song of the | Swiss World Cup soccer team, debuted at #6 on the Sw |
| the first round, before being easily beaten by | Swiss world number one Roger Federer in the second. |
| nstruction, to build a new plant, which Vassar | Swiss would lease. |
| The Treaty of Fribourg stipulated that the | Swiss would be paid to return the territories of Sav |
| Robert Roth (July 5, 1898 - 1959) was a | Swiss wrestler who competed in the 1920 Summer Olymp |
| im Sonnenschein und im Schatten is a novel by | Swiss writer Christian Kracht. |
| Dieter Zwicky (born 1957), | Swiss writer |
| Doyen Bridel (1757-1845), a | Swiss writer |
| Swiss writer Emanuel Stickelberger reported in 1939 | |
| rary magazine Der Freund, a collaboration with | Swiss writer Christian Kracht (the magazine's publis |
| This article is about the | Swiss writer and historian. |
| to London to publicly speak on the behalf of a | Swiss writer held hostage in war-torn Beirut. |
| ne of the most famous historical Novels by the | Swiss writer and Roman Catholic priest Joseph Spillm |
| Claude Calame (born in Lausanne 1943) is a | Swiss writer on Greek mythology and the structure of |
| ars]) to the anthology “Mesopotamia” edited by | Swiss writer Christian Kracht. |
| mber 8, 1906, Couvet - December 6, 1985) was a | Swiss writer, who wrote in French. |
| Fleur Jaeggy (Zurich, 1940) is a | Swiss writer, of Italian mother tongue. |
| 24, 1878 - May 23, 1947) was a French-speaking | Swiss writer. |
| He has translated several French-speaking | Swiss writers to Italian like Anne-Lou Steininger, M |
| The Gruppe Olten (Olten Group) was a club of | Swiss writers who convened at Olten's “Bahnhofbuffet |
| is considered one of the most promising young | Swiss writers, especially after winning the second I |
| the Olten Group disbanded in Bern, as did the | Swiss writer's club SSV (in the meantime renamed "Sc |
| group counted 22 famous former members of the | Swiss writer's club (Schweizerischer Schriftstellerv |
| Incidentally, a week later, | Swiss Xavier Margairaz (teammate and also a central |
| The collection also influenced the | Swiss yodel that was emerging at the time. |
| so held the position of chief conductor of the | Swiss Youth Symphony Orchestra (SYSO). |
| A | Swiss youth internationals, he changed to represent |
| Schnorf is a | Swiss youth international, having earned six caps fo |
| Charles Jurine (1751-1819) was a | Swiss zoologist who, inspired by a letter by Lazzaro |
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