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Tag: Frisian history

29 Jul 202130 Jul 2021 Operation X

Musings on the Definition of Frisia

17 Apr 202117 Apr 2021 Operation X

Short Alliterative Poem in Hielepes About a Hero and Dwarf

1 Mar 20192 Mar 2019 Operation X

Spoken on the Island of Fosite, Holy Cows and a Sacred Well

13 Apr 201727 Jun 2019 Operation X

Yn it tsjuster nei de Top rinne

24 Mar 20173 Nov 2018 Operation X

Et fegetten geesteneilôn: et Gryn

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