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Burgruine Hohenegg is a
castle located in Dunkelsteinerwald,
Lower Austria.
Until the
abolition of the
manorial system in 1848,
Hohenegg was the oldest...
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Matthias Hoë von Hoënegg (24
February 1580, in
Vienna – 4
March 1645, in Dresden) was a
German Lutheran pastor. Matthias's
father was
Leonhard Höe von...
- the 14th century.
Eisenburg Castle was
built in 1313, when the
nobles of
Hohenegg,
deriving from the West of the Allgau, were
deprived by
force of their...
- Leipzig, but in
spite of the
appeals of the
preacher Matthias Hoe von
Hohenegg (1580–1645) he
contented himself with a
formal protest. Meanwhile, Gustavus...
- He cast the
American actor Norman Kerry as
Count Franz Maximilian von
Hohenegg, a part
written for himself, and
newcomer Mary
Philbin in the lead actress...
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following actors in film and
television productions: The
character of Dr.
Hohenegg in
Jonathan Littell's
docudrama Les
Bienveillantes is
partially based on...
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commute to the
district capitals of Krems, St. Pölten and Melk.
Burgruine Hohenegg castle Church Mauer bei Melk
Carving altar part of
Carving altar Sakramenthäuschen...
- aurea, &c. (1670)
Historia papatus (1684;
under the name
Nicander von
Hohenegg)
Manuductio in viam
concordiae Protestantium ecclesiasticae (1686) Tumulus...
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repeatedly thrown out. They play the role of the
Erinyes in the novel. Dr.
Hohenegg – Aue's friend, a
doctor interested in
nutrition as well as the condition...
- Onek (pronounced [ˈoːnɛk]; German:
Hohenegg, Gottscheerish: Wrneggə) is a
settlement in the
hills east of Kočevje in
southern Slovenia. The area is part...
