-
marshal Baron Niclas Desfours (1588-1661), who
became Count Desfours zu Mont und Athienville. In the mid-17th Century, the
counts of
Desfours were
owners of...
-
Albrecht von
Wallenstein bought it in 1621
followed by the
noble family Desfours, who held it
until 1945.
After 1822 the
castle was
upgraded on the basis...
- century,
Jablonec was
owned by
Albrecht von Wallenstein, who sold it to the
Desfours family. In 1643,
during the
Thirty Years' War,
Jablonec was
burned down...
- For example, Trauttmansdorff, Windischgrätz, Clam-Gallas, Thurn-Taxis,
Desfours, or one
branch of the Kinsky,
Czernin and
Rohan families had to
leave the...
- The
Piccolominis extinct in 1783, the Náchod
domain was
inherited by the
Desfours family and sold in 1792 to Duke
Peter von
Biron of
Courland and Sagan,...
- of
PARIS MUSEES. 2013. EAN 9770989602007 (en) LE GRIS by
Annie Mollard-
Desfour with the
preface by
Philippe Claudel.
Editions du CNRS. 2015. (ISBN 2-271-08897-6)...
- part of the muni****l territory. Desná was
founded by
count Maximilian Desfours II in 1691. Its name
supposed to be Desfoursdorf,
however the simplified...
- von
Schoeller acquired the
castle from the
estate of Aloisia,
Countess Desfours, also
buying the Čakovice and Miškovice estates. The
Schoeller family owned...
-
Countess Helene Isabella von
Wydenbruck (b. 1881), who
married Count Nikolaus Desfours-Walderode.
Count von
Wydenbruck died on 4
October 1917 at Reichenhall,...
- Maximilian's
newborn son, Karl
Josef Desfours-Walderode. Dolní
Maxov was
founded in 1670 and
named after Albrecht Maximilian Desfours-Walderode. The
livelihood of...
