- Joseph, also
Josef Kyselak (9
March 1798 – 17
September 1831) was an
Austrian civil servant,
mountaineer and
travel writer. He
became famous for his habit...
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Joseph Kyselak was
described in
Scheffels poem "Aggstein",
illustration about 1860...
- the
Giant Mountains would brew
their sourdough base in
cookware called "
kyselák" or "kvasák". The
thickened broth is
supplemented by
onion sautéed in butter...
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pages with
titles containing Kisielewski Kisiel (Polish surname) Kysel,
Kyselák (Czech surnames) This page
lists people with the
surname Kisielewski, f...
- dynasty,
while the
premises deca****. When the
Austrian mountaineer Joseph Kyselak visited the site in 1825, it
largely laid in ruins.
Rebuilt from 1905,...
- of the cir****stances, many
historians are so
quick to rule out murder.
Kyselak,
Joseph (1829).
Skizzen einer Fußreise
durch Oesterreich, Steiermark, Kärnthen...
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Capella Istropolitana Mozart Sinfonia Concertante Takako Ni****aki,
Ladislav Kyselák Capella Istropolitana Orff
Carmina Burana Eva Jenisová,
Vladimir Doležal...
- Zavadilík (current)
viola Jiří Kratochvíl (1947–(after 1973))
Ladislav Kyselák (1989–2008) Jan Řezníček (current)
cello Karel Krafka (1947–(after 1973))...
- (in Czech) wiki Servít (heslo na wiki ČWUT) (in Czech) Servít je vůl a
Kyselák po skalách leze, časopis Speleo, č. 32, 2000,
author -wc- (in Czech) Ivan...
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resolution of the
Vienna Congress in 1815. In 1825 the
mountaineer Joseph Kyselak (1799–1831) p****ed the
place and made a note of
bedraggled houses and bygone...
