- Karl
Nikolai von
Nolcken (2
February 1830 in Köljal, Ösel – 22
January 1913 in Arensburg, Ösel) was a
Baltic German pastor, translator,
linguist and folklorist...
- Hollander, pp. 4, 25–26.
Clunies Ross, p. 105. Einarsson, p. 44.
Christina von
Nolcken (October 2000). "Egil
Skallagrimsson and the
Viking Ideal". University...
- Carl-Adam
Nolcken Stjernswärd (20 July 1905 – 18
March 1981) was a
Swedish Army
officer and
horse rider. He
competed in
eventing at the 1936
Summer Olympics...
-
Gustaf Uggla (1779–1793) Nils
Nilsson Silverskjöld (1793–1802)
Arvid von
Nolcken (1802–1807) Axel von
Rosen (1808–1809) Olof af
Wibeli (1809–1813) Johan...
-
Reuterholm Ehrenpreus Wrangel af
Sauss Palmstierna von Seth
Broman von
Nolcken Löwenhielm Hårleman
Gyllengranat Rudenschöld
Ridderstolpe von
Grooth Barnekow...
-
Bankin appears to have been a
supporter of John Wycliffe.
Christina von
Nolcken states that “In 1371
Bankin and
another Augustinian friar (perhaps Thomas...
- companies, 2 cannons, and 70 men Cossacks)
under the
command of
Captain Nolcken to
Dniester Estuary, in
order to cut off the
besieged from
getting communication...
-
Oberstleutnant Günther von
Steinsdorff Oberst von
Baath Oberst Freiherr von
Nolcken Oberst Konstantin Wagner Sonderführer
Othmar Rudolf Wyrba a.k.a. "Dr. Doll"...
-
Retrieved 4
September 2023. Karlsson,
Gunilla (1990–1991). "Eric
Matthias Nolcken, von".
Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (in Swedish). Vol. 27.
National Archives...
- (Swedish: Åbo), the
statesmen Alexander Rumyantsev and Erik
Mathias von
Nolcken [sv]
arrived at the city in
order to
discuss a
peace settlement. The Tsarina...
