Übersetzung für "Siedlungsland" in Englisch

After that this region was settled by the Celts and later by the Romans.

Within two generations you could call the Palatinate "burnt earth" and it was an area of very little population.

He appointed John Oxley as surveyor-general and sent him on expeditions up the coast of New South Wales and inland to find new rivers and new lands for settlement.

McKinlay reported favourably on the country around Port Darwin and Anson Bay as being suitable for settlement.

This includes defending the right of Native peoples with a land base to decide their own future, including the possibility of secession.

The District of Freiwaldau is a settlement area of the Diocese of Breslau and, according to the liber fundationis, had already been settled by Germans in 1284 "as far back as human memory".

Then in the 1890s the "new land of settlement" respectively the robbed land with the "frontier" is ending, and with this step a world is going for many "Americans".

They also wrote that there was still ample land available and even more compatriots would be able to earn their livelihood.

Hence, the country was settled ages ago and derived its importance from its strategic position at the crossover between Europe and Asia.

They defeated all of the Roman legions they encountered, but rather than looting Rome they have been wandering through Gaul, Spain and Italy for 13 years searching for suitable land to settle.

There being little agricultural available nearby, Adam Schlarb, a great-grandson of Nikolaus Schlarb's, decided to head south closer to the frontier of the empire and seek new land to settle. Danube-Swabian Village Street His first stop was the town of Dobanovci in the county of Zemun (Ger.

The Romans' rule was so generally accepted that Tiberius' successor Domitius could simply order the Germanic tribe of the Hermundurians to settle down in the former tribal area of the Marcomanians. (The Hermundurians had been wandering around, searching for new land to settle.)

The settled lands with their settler families, their houses and gardens, shops and schools, clubs and cafes and pools, have been mapped and assigned, seized and secured from the Arabs in the shabby clothes in the rundown! villages who live outside of, or have been forced to leave, the protected colonial zones.

But the idea of a "New World" = "new land of settlement" is going on worldwide in the media and in the propaganda actions (p.34).

It is not known why they did this - out of discontent with the Roman rule, or of discontent with their new land, or because they were unable to resist the pressure from their neighboring tribes, or simply because new politicians came to power with them.

Supposedly 300,000 men fit for battle (and countless women and children) demanded land for settlement: If none was given to them, they would take it by force; for the homeland of these tribes, the Cimbrians and Teutons, were no longer habitable, due to sudden floods.