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Helene Lecher (née von
Rosthorn; 8
September 1865 – 4
October 1929) was an
Austrian women's
rights activist and philanthropist.
During World War I she...
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Alfons Edler von
Rosthorn (19
September 1857 – 9
August 1909) was a
gynecologist in Austria-Hungary who was
native of Oed, a
village that is
located in...
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Arthur von
Rosthorn (14
April 1862,
Vienna – 17
December 1945, Oed) was an
Austrian diplomat and sinologist. He
obtained his
education in
Vienna and Oxford...
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Ready Rectifier" (both by Legge), "Progress
Towards Correctness" (von
Rosthorn), "Near Correct" (Xue), "The
Semantic Approximator" (Needham), and "Approaching...
- Arms of The
Brodie of
Rosthorn...
- 160–176. https://doi.org/10.1080/14725886.2019.1595496
Tracey Ballard Rosthorn,
Andrew (2024-12-01). "Olivia
Jayne Frank, 1956-2023".
Lobster (88). Rocker...
- (1975). "Ein
Beitrag zum ****iegelgeld". Die Münze. 6 (1–12): 248–50.
Rosthorn,
Arthur de (1895): On the Tea
Cultivation in
Western Ssuch´uan and the...
- the
destruction of a
natural beauty". In 1912 Lord
Oskar of
Rosthorn (Oskar
Edler von
Rosthorn)
built a
small pumped-storage
power station at the Myra Falls...
- England) was a
Czech sinologist. He
studied in
Vienna under Arthur von
Rosthorn and in
Leipzig under August Conrady from
where he
received his Dr. phil...
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daughter of Dr.
Charles Sumner Bacon and
Marie Francisca Emile von
Rosthorn, an
Austrian countess. Her
father was
chairman of the
obstetrics and gynecology...
