- of the
Silesian duchy of
Ratibor (Polish: Racibórz).
Victor was born at
Rauden Castle,
Kingdom of Prussia,
eldest son of
Victor I, Duke of
Ratibor (1818–1893)...
- was
founded by
Swedish entrepreneurs Jakob Ohlsson,
Jacob Aström and Tor
Rauden Källstigen. The idea for the
company came
after they got drunk. On July...
- of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (1863–1940) She died on 17
January 1899 at
Rauden Palace.
Friedrich von
Weech (1904). "Fürstenberg, Karl Egon (III.) Fürst...
- Klasztorno-Pałacowy w
Rudach (Wielkich) or German:
Schloss Rauden or German:
Kloster Rauden) is
located in Rudy
within the Racibórz County,
Silesian Voivodeship...
-
reverentially in his
later writings. In 1586 he
became a monk in the
monastery in
Rauden, in
Upper Silesia;
there he
received a
humanistic education to supplement...
- Corvey. Her
husband died on 9
August 1923. She died on 25 June 1929 at
Rauden Castle in Rudy,
Upper Silesia.
Heddle de La
Caillemotte de M****ue de Ruvigny...
-
houses were in Germany:
Schloss Corvey in
North Rhine-Westphalia and
Schloss Rauden in
Silesia (nowadays Rudy in Poland).
Between 1945 and 1955, the castle...
-
while the
princes held
court in Rudy
palace in Rudy (then
officially Groß
Rauden). In the 19th century,
Prussian policies increased the Germanisation. Poles...
-
Rudno (Hungarian: Turócrudnó, German:
Rauden) is a
village and muni****lity in Turčianske
Teplice District in the Žilina
Region of
northern central Slovakia...
- ˈtʃɛlstɪɡɛn/ is a
techno group consisting of Leo Nathorst-Böös and Tor
Rauden Källstigen. Well
known for
their minimalistic techno with
influences from...
