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- Franz Koritschoner (23 February 1892 – 9 June 1941) was an Austrian communist politician. Born in Vienna, Koritschoner was a leading figure of the Communist...
- Julius Heinrich Koritschoner (1891–1928) was an Austrian businessman and industrialist. Koritschoner was born in Vienna on 26 February 1891, to Samuel...
- workers' movement established the KPÖ. Ruth Fischer, Karl Steinhardt, Franz Koritschoner, and Lucien Laurat were among the co-founders. Attempts to establish...
- of Austria Kommunistische Partei Österreichs KPÖ Ruth Fischer & Franz Koritschoner & Lucien Laurat (first) Mirko Messner (current) 3 November 1918 (1918-11-03)...
- lover, a wealthy Jewish industrialist and geologist Julius Heinrich Koritschoner from Vienna, shot himself in Constantinople in 1928, writing before death...
- Hans Cory OBE (born Hans Koritschoner; 18 March 1889 – 24 April 1962) was a self-taught British social anthropologist of Austrian descent, farmer and sociologist...
- Łask (1930s and husband of Franz Kafka's lover Dora Diamant), Franz Koritschoner, György Lukács, Wolfgang Harich Contributors included: Emil Barth (1918...
- concertmaster Wladi Cermac, Paul Fickl, Johann Fuchs, Herbert Heide, Erich Koritschoner, Bruno Mayr, Kurt Plaschka, Wolfgang Reichert, Walter Topf – violin Heinz...
- Biotechnology Information, U.S. National Library of Medicine. Onyango P, Koritschoner NP, Patrito LC, Zenke M, Weith A (Feb 1998). "****ignment of the gene...
- exiled Austrian communists leaders, including KPÖ founder member Franz Koritschoner, had previously been deported from the Soviet Union where they had taken...