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∙ 13y agoThe Donners were a family of settlers that traveled with the Reeds and some other families to California but were late in reaching the mountains. They were trapped by the snow and some of them had to resort to cannibalism to stay alive.
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When did Herman Donners die?
Herman Donners died in 1915.
When was Herman Donners born?
Herman Donners was born in 1888.
What is Mijntje Donners's birthday?
Mijntje Donners was born on February 4, 1974.
When was Mijntje Donners born?
Mijntje Donners was born on February 4, 1974.
How old is Mijntje Donners?
Mijntje Donners is 37 years old (birthdate: February 4, 1974).
What did the donners eat?
In times of desperation, the Donner party resorted to cannibalism to ensure life until they could continue to California.
How do you say god of war in German?
God of war in German is Kriegsgott
What does the quran say about egg donners?
I assume you mean egg donors, and in case it wasn't blindingly obvious, egg donors did not exist at the time the Quran was written.
What has the author Sarkis written?
Sarkis has written: 'Sarkis: Das Licht des Blitzes, der Larm des Donners = la lumiere de l'eclair, le bruit de tonnerre' '42 heures du loup'
What year did the Donner Party set out?
The Donners and Reeds left Springfield, Illinois, on April 14, 1846. They left Independence, Missouri, on May 12, 1846. However, the Donner Party didn't actually exist until July 19, 1846, when George Donner was elected captain of a newly-formed wagon train.
What are the German days?
If you are asking about the days of the week, they are:Monday -- Montag (mohn-tahg)Tuesday -- Dienstag (deens-tahg)Wednesday -- Mittwoch (mitt-voh) [pronounce the "h" at the end as a separate letter]Thursday -- Donnerstag (donners-tahg)Friday -- Freitag (fry-tahg)Saturday -- Samstag (sahms-tahg)Sunday -- Sonntag (zone-tahg)
What happens when an organ is rejected?
If the body does not recognise the donated organ as being compatible, it attacks the organ and destroys it. This is why organ donors have to have the same blood type as the person receiving the organ to reduce the chances of rejection. And even then, the person may well be on anti-rejection medications for ever.
