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Krahe (1712-1790),
German painter Peter Joseph Krahe (1758-1840),
German architect Raab
Krähe,
motorglider VA-18
Primitiv Krähe,
motorglider Krahës,...
- Hans
Krahe (7
February 1898 – 25 June 1965) was a
German philologist and linguist,
specializing over many
decades in the
Illyrian languages. He was born...
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Krahës is a
village in Gjirokastër County,
southern Albania. It
formerly functioned as a muni****lity, but at the 2015
local government reform, it became...
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Frederick Claude Krahe (6
November 1919 – 6
December 1981) was an
Australian New
South Wales police officer and detective.
Among the many
rumours and...
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Francisco Javier Krahe de
Salas (30
March 1944 – 12 July 2015) was a
Spanish singer active from 1980.
Krahe was born in
distrito de Salamanca, Madrid....
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Maria Krahe (born 10
August 1970) is a
Brazilian sailor. She
competed in the women's 470
event at the 2000
Summer Olympics. "Maria
Krahe". Olympedia. Retrieved...
- Hans
Krahe (1964) for the
language of the
oldest reconstructed stratum of
European hydronymy (river names) in
Central and
Western Europe.
Krahe writes...
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Demiraj 1988, p. 44;
Demiraj 1996, p. 190.
Krahe 1955, p. 50
Mayer 1957, p. 50. Katičić 1976.
Krahe 1925.
Krahe 1955. Alföldy 1964, pp. 55–104. Benać 1964...
- The Raab
Krähe (English: crow) is a West
German high-wing, single-seat,
pusher configuration motor glider that was
designed by
Fritz Raab for amateur...
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Wilhelm Lambert Krahe (15
March 1712, Düsseldorf – 2
November 1790, Düsseldorf) was a
German history painter and art collector. He was the son of a government...
