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Friedrich Landolin Karl
Freiherr von
Blittersdorf (14
February 1792 - 16
April 1861) was a long
serving politician-administrator in the
Grand Duchy of...
- 1838–1839: Karl
Friedrich Nebenius 1839–1843:
Friedrich Landolin Karl von
Blittersdorf 1843–1845:
Christian Friedrich von
Boeckh 1845–1846: Karl
Friedrich Nebenius...
- 1838–1839: Karl
Friedrich Nebenius 1839–1843:
Friedrich Landolin Karl von
Blittersdorf 1843–1845:
Christian Friedrich von
Boeckh 1845–1846: Karl
Friedrich Nebenius...
- him wide po****rity and influence. His
influence helped to oust the
Blittersdorf ministry from office. In
early 1845 the
political issue of the incorporation...
- 2014.
Retrieved March 4, 2015. Picard, Ken (August 2, 2017). "David
Blittersdorf bets on
Vermont Commuter Rail".
Seven Days. Da Capo Publishing, Inc....
- Rita von
Gaudecker (born Rita von
Blittersdorf: 14
April 1879 – 18
March 1968) was a
German author who
produced many
books for
children and
young people...
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Betzenstein Siebmacher 1605:89,13
Blankfels Blanckenfels Siebmacher 1605:96,2
Blittersdorf (Plitersdorf)
Plitersdorf Siebmacher 1605:97,14
Braidenbach Braidenpach...
- Switzerland), on 30
December 1825
married Friedrich Landolin Karl von
Blittersdorf (1792–1861).
Beethoven composed a piano,
violin and
cello trio for her...
-
Adriano Spatola,
Gerard Jaschke,
Eugenio Miccini,
Luciana Arbizzani, T.
Blittersdorf,
Graziella Borghesi, and Erio
Sughi among many others. In the mid-1980s...
- and his wife
Ludovika von
Blittersdorff (a
daughter of
Friedrich von
Blittersdorf).
Ludovica was
close to many well-known artists,
including impressionist...