Louis II
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German Ludwig II. the German, a.d. 804?–876, king of Germany 843–876 (son of Louis I).
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a.d. 822?–875, king of Italy 844–875; emperor of the Holy Roman Empire 855–875 (son of Lothair I).
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known as Louis the German. ?804–876 ad , king of Germany (843–76); son of Louis I
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1845–86, king of Bavaria (1864–86): noted for his extravagant castles and his patronage of Wagner. Declared insane (1886), he drowned himself
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de Bourbon. See (Prince de) Condé
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Kiara Stinner, 31, was accused of fatally striking Orlando St. Louis II, 23, early Sunday morning on Georgia 400, Sandy Springs police told news outlets.
From Washington Times
I often think I’m dreaming when I see football being played in the Stade Louis II Stadium, such is its otherworldly appearance.
From The Guardian
It prompted him to question whether there was a “Stade Louis II” syndrome.
From Washington Times
Guerreiro scored a goal in each half at Stade Louis II against a poor Monaco side that struggled throughout and failed to win for a 14th consecutive match in the competition.
From Washington Times
Henry has to somehow prepare his team to face Paris Saint-Germain, which will arrive at Stade Louis II on Sunday looking for a 13th straight league win.
From Washington Times
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