- (1841-1922),
German feminist Freyenstein parish church Freyenstein archaeological site
Freyenstein archaeological site "
Freyenstein" (in German). Retrieved...
- Wolfsberg,
Carinthia (executed); 1707/8
three shepherds in
Leoben and
Freyenstein,
Styria (one lynching, two
probable executions); 1718
Jakob Kranawitter...
- Wolfsberg,
Carinthia (executed); 1707/8
three shepherds in
Leoben and
Freyenstein,
Styria (one lynching, two
probable executions); 1718
Jakob Kranawitter...
- Drügendorf (Eggolsheim),
county of Forchheim,
Bavaria Altes Schloss (
Freyenstein),
Freyenstein,
county of Ostprignitz-Ruppin,
Brandenburg Altes Schloss (Gaildorf)...
- Scherbling, Schindau,
Toberstetten Neustadtl an der
Donau Berghof,
Freyenstein, Hößgang, Kleinwolfstein, Nabegg, Neustadtl-Markt, Neustadtl-Umgebung...
-
after Frajštajn
Castle (Slovene: Grad Frajštajn, German: Freistein,
Freyenstein). Frajštajn had a po****tion of 205
living in 35
houses in 1870 and 255...
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Wittstock 33964
Fretzdorf 33965
Herzsprung bei
Wittstock 33966
Dranse 33967
Freyenstein 33968
Meyenburg 33969
Stepenitz 3397 33970
Neustadt (Dosse) 33971 Kyritz...
- Cauer, née Sc****e,
usually known as
Minna Cauer (1
November 1841 in
Freyenstein – 3
August 1922 in Berlin) was a
German pedagogue,
activist in the so-called...
-
Babitz Berlinchen Biesen Christdorf Dossow Dranse Fretzdorf Freyenstein with
commune part Neu Cölln
Gadow Goldbeck Groß Haßlow with
commune parts Klein...
- of Saxony,
inspector of the
Gymnasium of Weissenfels.
Johann Burchard Freyenstein studied at the
University of
Leipzig in law, mathematics, philosophy...
