- Leo
Leixner (1908–1942) was an
Austrian journalist and war correspondent. He is
known for his book From
Lemberg to Bordeaux, a first-hand
account of war...
- He was
succeeded by
Erich von Manstein. A
German war correspondent, Leo
Leixner,
wrote Schobert's biography.
Schobert married Alice Rieder-Gollwitzer in...
-
Leixner, a
journalist and war correspondent, is a
witness account of the
battles that led to the fall of
Poland and France. In
August 1939,
Leixner joined...
-
Rother taking his
bride back by sea, an
illustration from Otto
Leixner von Grünberg's [de]
Illustrierte Literaturgeschichte (1880)...
- From
Lemberg to
Bordeaux ('Von
Lemberg bis Bordeaux'),
written by Leo
Leixner, a
journalist and war correspondent, is a first-hand
account of the battles...
- Division. From
Lemberg to
Bordeaux (Von
Lemberg bis Bordeaux),
written by Leo
Leixner, a
journalist and war correspondent, is a
firsthand account of the battles...
-
German Soldier's
Account of War in the Low
Countries and France, 1940. Leo
Leixner, From
Lemberg to
Bordeaux A
German War Correspondent’s
Account of Battle...
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Jesuit missionary and
cartographer Karel Lavrič,
Slovenian politician Leo
Leixner, war
correspondent Franz Miklosich, Austrian-Slovenian
linguist Heinz Oberhummer...
- From
Lemberg to
Bordeaux ('Von
Lemberg bis Bordeaux'),
written by Leo
Leixner, a
journalist and war correspondent, is a first-hand
account of the battles...
-
responded to a
series of
articles by the
writer Otto
Leixner about the "Female Question" in Germany.
Leixner had
loathed the women's
rights movement (as Weiberrechtlerinnen)...
