- 197 Schleußig, Plagwitz, Kleinzschocher, Großzschocher, Knautkleeberg-
Knauthain, Hartmannsdorf-Knautnaundorf West 54,190 14.69 3,689 Schönau, Grünau-Ost...
- (b. 1857).
Count Charles died on 9
October 1875 in
Knauthain. She died 21
February 1877 in
Knauthain (now part of Leipzig). Berwinkel,
Holger (2012). Die...
- Schleußig 51
Plagwitz 52
Kleinzschocher 53 Großzschocher 54 Knautkleeberg-
Knauthain 55 Hartmannsdorf-Knautnaundorf 6 Leipzig-West 60 Schönau 61 Grünau-Ost...
-
Preceding station Erfurter Bahn
Following station Leipzig-
Knauthain towards Saalfeld (Saale) RE 12
Leipzig Hbf
Terminus RB 22 Leipzig-Möckern towards...
- 1828–1849: Hans
Heinrich von Könneritz 1850–1852: Karl
Adolf von Hohenthal-
Knauthain 1853–1870:
Albin Leo von
Seebach 1870–1871:
Vacant 1650: Establishment...
- 1825 – 24
November 1890) was a
German ophthalmologist who was a
native of
Knauthain,
which today is part of the city of Leipzig. He
studied medicine in Leipzig...
- Munich. He
received his
first musical instruction in the
village of
Knauthain, the
native home of
Johann Christian Weyrauch.
Weyrauch was a
pupil of...
-
Alstom Coradia LINT (class 648) RE 12
Leipzig – Leipzig-Plagwitz – Leipzig-
Knauthain – Groß
Dalzig –
Pegau –
Profen –
Zeitz –
Wetterzeube –
Crossen Ort – Bad...
- Katharinenstr****e 23,
built from 1701 to 1704 by
Johann Gregor Fuchs.
Knauthain Castle and Apel's
Garden (from 1702).
These were
designed according to...
-
October 1897) was a
German pianist and pedagogue.
Coccius was born in
Knauthain near
Leipzig in 1824. He was a
pupil of
Sigismond Thalberg. He taught...
