- Khevenhüller-Hochosterwitz,
raised to
Imperial Counts in 1725 and, as Khevenhüller-
Metsch, to
princely rank (Fürsten) in 1763. The
family was
mediatised in 1806 and...
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original (PDF) on June 23, 2006. (520 KB).
Airports Council International.
Metsch,
Steve (July 2012). "Top IDOT
official says
third airport will be built"...
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Bartolomeo Ruspoli and Khevenhüller-
Metsch, dei
principi Ruspoli (October 26, 1800 – 1872) was an
Italian aristocrat,
Prince of the Holy
Roman Empire....
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Count František
Josef of Valdštejn sold the
castle to
Count Jan
Adolf of
Metsch in 1733. The
castle had a fake
entrance wing and
several courtyards. The...
- Khevenhüller-
Metsch,Georg: 2001, Page 4 Khevenhüller-
Metsch,Georg: 2001, Page 16 Khevenhüller-
Metsch,Georg: 2001, Page 5 Khevenhüller-
Metsch,Georg: 2001...
- Khevenhüller-
Metsch (3
December 1889 – 31
January 1977),
hereditary 8th
Prince of Khevenhüller-
Metsch, was an
Austrian nobleman. Khevenhüller-
Metsch was born...
- of Khevenhüller-
Metsch (4
April 1921 in
Vienna – 25
December 2017 in Bad Hindelang),
daughter of
Count Franz of Khevenhüller-
Metsch and
Princess Anna...
- Khevenhüller-
Metsch (5
August 1919 – 24
March 2010),
hereditary 9th
Prince of Khevenhüller-
Metsch, was a
Austrian nobleman. Khevenhüller-
Metsch was born on...
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Johann Joseph,
Prince of Khevenhüller-
Metsch (3 July 1706 – 18
April 1776) was an
Austrian statesman and held a high
position at the
imperial court. From...
- I,
Prince of Khevenhüller-
Metsch 5.
Countess Marianne Josepha von Khevenhüller-
Metsch 11.
Countess Karolina Maria von
Metsch 1.
Prince Rudolf of Liechtenstein...
