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Frymburk (German: Friedberg) is a
market town in Český
Krumlov District in the
South Bohemian Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 1,400 inhabitants...
- (Děčín District) Freudenthal: Bruntál Friedau: Frýdava, now
Frymburk Friedberg:
Frymburk Friedeberg: Žulová
Friedek (Friedeck): Frýdek, p. of Frýdek-Místek...
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Frymburk (in 1951–1991 Želenov; German: Frimburg) is a muni****lity and
village in
Klatovy District in the Plzeň
Region of the
Czech Republic. It has about...
- 406)
Mohelno (1,394) Loučeň (1,392) Velký Újezd (1,389)
Nosislav (1,385)
Frymburk (1,379)
Sepekov (1,378) Ševětín (1,377) Nové Veselí (1,375) Dolní Čermná...
- of Bad Saulgau, Baden-Württemberg,
Germany Friedberg, Styria,
Austria Frymburk in
Bohemia (also
known as Friedberg, Bohemia) Místek,
former city, now...
- Muni****l coat of arms of Doňov Muni****l coat of arms of Dynín Flag of
Frymburk Muni****l coat of arms of Chýnov Muni****l coat of arms of
Lenora Muni****l...
- (Wm. A. Pond, 1871; G. Schirmer, 1898).
Sechter was born in
Friedberg (
Frymburk), Bohemia, then part of the
Austrian Empire, and
moved to
Vienna in 1804...
- 1600–1652) was a
painter from the Holy
Roman Empire.
Pachmann was born in
Frymburk. He
specialized in
painting portraits,
including many
royal subjects. Pachmann...
- Adršpach
Chateau Dolní Přím
Chateau Doudleby nad Orlicí
Chateau Fořt
Chateau Frymburk Castle Hlodný
Castle Hlušice
Chateau Hoděčín
Chateau Holovousy Chateau...
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Austrian Roman Catholic missionary and writer.
Dobrizhoffer was born in
Frymburk (Friedberg), Bohemia. He
joined the
Society of
Jesus in 1736, and in 1749...
