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...] ([[Saxony]]).<ref>{{Cite book|last=Barford|first=Paul M.|title=The Early Slavs: Culture and Society in Early Medieval Eastern Europe|publisher=Cornell Uni ...

...nitz]] or [[Elde]] rivers) near [[Mecklenburg]]. The [[Polabian Slavs|Elbe Slavs]] are forced to pay [[tribute]], and accept a peace agreement.<ref>Timothy ...

...nched to control the remnants of the lands of the [[Polabian Slavs|Western Slavs]] located between the [[Spree (river)|Spree]] and [[Oder]] rivers and to se ...

...olf of Swabia]]. He also fought - without success - against the [[Polabian Slavs]] settling on the Elbe river at the eastern rim of his Eastphalian home ter ...

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Margrave Henry was killed fighting against the [[Polabian Slavs]] near the [[Lusatian Neisse|Neisse]] river. ...

==The halfshaven head and other Slavs== ...clopedia that for the most part all the Slavs, except Ruthenians and those Slavs who were mixed with Germans and Latins, shave their heads.<ref>A. E. Schön ...

King [[Henry the Fowler]] in 929 marched against the [[Polabian Slavs]] settling east of the [[Elbe]] River and defeated them in a battle near [[ ...s = [[Brandenburgisch dialect|Brandenburgisch]], [[Polabian language|Polabian]] ...

...|Magnus of Saxony]], and launched several campaigns against the [[Polabian Slavs]]. Shortly before his death, he turned the [[collegiate church]] in [[Balle ...

...s object in life seems to have been to collect the scattered tribes of the Slavs into one kingdom, and to make that kingdom Christian.{{sfn|Gwatkin|Whitney| ...ard II]] of Saxony defeated and captured him; his lands went to [[Ratibor (Polabian prince)|Ratibor]] of the [[Polabians (tribe)|Polabians]]. ...

...oss the river was erected about 1220, after the area settled by [[Polabian Slavs]] had been conquered by the [[House of Ascania|Ascanian]] margraves of [[Ma ...

...an Emperor]] from 962) aimed at the [[Christianization]] of the [[Polabian Slavs]] ([[Wends]]) and the incorporation of their territory into the [[East Fran ...

...tories from the early periods of Czech statehood and decline of [[Polabian Slavs]]; ...

...-ov, -ów). Examples: village and town names' suffixes on former [[Polabian Slavs]] territories: [[Lübbenau]], [[Plau am See|Plau]]. See also: German naming ...-ov, -ów). Examples: village and town names' suffixes on former [[Polabian Slavs]] territories: [[Bützow]], [[Neubukow]], [[Stäbelow]], [[Malchow]], [[Tet ...

...thern March]]. Because [[Havelberg]] was then controlled by the [[Polabian Slavs]], Anselm's provisional seat was in [[Jerichow]]. He served as [[papal lega ...

...y Roman Empire|Imperial Prince]], Margrave Conrad had the [[Polabian Slavs|Polabian]] territories colonised by Flemish settlers in the course of the ''[[Ostsie ...

...arian]] [[List of Slavic deities|Slavic god]] worshipped by the [[Polabian Slavs]]. He was mentioned by Bishop [[Thietmar of Merseburg|Thietmar]] in his ''[ ...m|anthropomorphically]]. He also points out that Thietmar writes about the Slavs worshipping "household gods", which is also written about by [[Helmold]] 15 ...

In the early Middle Ages, the region was settled by [[Polabian Slavs]]. Conquered by the [[House of Ascania|Ascanian]] margraves of [[Margraviat ...

...borderland of the [[Kingdom of Germany]] with the lands of the [[Polabian Slavs]] ([[Wends]]), who had reconquered the lands of the [[Northern March]] east ...

...ion during the 11th century, possibly at the site of an earlier [[Polabian Slavs|Slavic]] village of fortress. ''Golsyn'' in the [[March of Lusatia]] was fi ...