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When was William H. Oldendorf born?
William H. Oldendorf was born in 1925.
When did William H. Oldendorf die?
William H. Oldendorf died in 1992.
When did Battle of Oldendorf happen?
Battle of Oldendorf happened on 1633-07-08.
When was Jesse B. Oldendorf born?
Jesse B. Oldendorf was born on 1887-02-16.
When was Agnes Kant born?
Agnes Kant was born on January 20, 1967, in Hessisch Oldendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany.
When was Ralf Strathmann born?
Ralf Strathmann was born on April 4, 1964, in Preuisch Oldendorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
What actors and actresses appeared in Vater wider Willen - 1995?
The cast of Vater wider Willen - 1995 includes: Pia Ampaw as Kushasa Mugabe Bianca Bachmann as Lisa Obermeyer Nina Bagusat as Marlene Oldendorf Frank Behnke as Siebold Johanna Bittenbinder as Frau Severin Tatjana Blacher as Laura Jan Bodinus as Daniel von Badenburg Nadeshda Brennicke as Tanja Behrend Volker Bruch as Sammy Carol Campbell as Eva Nori Elke Czischek as Marianne Thomas Darchinger as Bernd Strobel Kristin Derfler as Iris Peter Faerber as Antonio Constantin Gastmann as William Constantin Gastmann as William Hunter Silvie Gerold as Marlene Oldendorf Ines Gress Oliver Grober as Thomas Severin Giovanni Guidelli as Fabio Karoline Guthke as Saskija Dollinger Lambert Hamel as Intendant Vogt Elsa Hanewinkel as Tabea Kounory Janina Hartwig as Tamara Brinkmann Stefan Heckmann as Markus Wolfram Huschke as Nico Lambert Rolf Illig as Dr. Voss Leos Kaltofen as Intendant Moskalik Berivan Kaya as Elgenta Annette Kreft as Silke Huber Matthias Kupfer as Martin Loleit Rita Lengyel as Beatrice Oldendorf Theo Maalek as Herr Seydler Ina Marojevic as Frau Michailowa Marita Marschall as Helen Hunter Michael Marwitz as Konzertmeister Lehmann Wanja Mues as Paul Hubert Mulzer as Friedrich Kybfelsen Marie Munz as April West Elisabeth Niederer as Jeanette Dobler-Fahrenholz Thorsten Nindel as Dr. Gerber Ulrike Panse as Beatrice Oldendorf Rainer Penkert as Architekt de Neve Christian Quadflieg as Max Oldendorf Jan Robert Mueller as Oliver Stefan Rutz Anna Schmidt as Gitti Oldendorf Ulf Schumacher as Paul Mona Seefried as Julia Frauke Sinjen as Frau Freyer Hilde Sochor as Kathi Wibi Soerjadi as Musikalischer Gast Anne Stegmann as Frau Seydler Katharina Stemberger as Ada Wenzel Alexandra Surer as American Secretary Atto Suttarp as Jan Bredow Franziska Sztavjanik as Patricia Burg Henriette Thimig as Clara Rehder Gerd Udo Feller as Schreiber Michael Vogtmann as Dr. Tummler Suzanne von Borsody as Ingrid Bach Udo Weinberger as Chefkoch Stefan Wilhelmi as Uwe Carsten Gerhard Zemann as Ober Wollweber Suzanne Ziellenbach as Ruth Fabian
US Navy Admirals of World War 2?
"Betty" Stark, King, Kimmel, Ingersoll, Leahy, Nimitz, Halsey, Kidd, McCain, Frank Jack Fletcher, R.K. Turner, Clifton Sprague, Thomas Sprague, Willis Lee, Jesse Oldendorf, Raymond Spruance, Marc Mitscher, Scott, Callahan.
What movie and television projects has Anna Schmidt been in?
Anna Schmidt has: Performed in "Nah am Wasser" in 1994. Played Gitti Oldendorf in "Vater wider Willen" in 1995. Played Julia Wokowitsch in "Svens Geheimnis" in 1995. Played Marianne in "Frost" in 1997. Played Anne Lehmann in "Das Biest im Bodensee" in 1999.
What are the famous cases of the us navy?
The most famous classes (of warships)? Without a doubt...the Fletcher class destroyers of WWII. 2nd place would go to the USS Yorktown class aircraft carriers (of which only the USS Enterprise survived...only to be scrapped in 1959). 3rd place would go to the Gato class US subs. It wouldn't be fair to bring up the US battleships...all they did was get sunk at Pearl Harbor, or have a surrender ceremony on their decks. US battleships fought no decisive battleship fleet actions (Leyte Gulf & Admiral Oldendorf's engagement may have been the last battleship to battleship fight...but it certainly wasn't a great clash of dreadnaughts...as the IJN battleships had been chewed up by PT boats and destroyers before they even reached Oldendorf's battleline, and then it was only TWO Japanese battleships).
How did the Americans win the battle of Leyte Gulf?
It is nothing short of miraculous that the Americans won the battle. Admiral Halsey had been successfully lured away with his modern battleships, carriers, and cruisers, by Admiral Ozawa's decoy force, leaving Admirals Sprague's jeep carriers and Admiral Oldendorf's elderly battleships to fight the battle. The IJN had the superior firepower in this, the largest sea battle in history, yet somehow the USN won it.
What was the ONLY US battleship to engage an enemy battleship in direct combat during World War 2?
USN Admiral Oldendorf had SIX US battleships engage two IJN battlewagons under Admiral Nishimura on 25 October 1944 at Surigao Strait. Battleship USS South Dakota was shot to pieces by IJN Kirishima's 14 inch guns at Guadalcanal in '42. Battleship USS Washington snuck up on the Kirishima (while she was blasting the SODAK) and blasted it to a wreck during the same battle.
