- (also
called Ostrov nad Ohří;
Czech pronunciation: [ˈostrof]; German:
Schlackenwerth) is a town in
Karlovy Vary
District in the
Karlovy Vary
Region of the...
- Baden-Baden, died young;
Wilhelmine of Baden-Baden (1700 in
Schlackenwerth – 1702 in
Schlackenwerth), died in infancy;
Luise of Baden-Baden (1701 in Nürnberg...
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confirmed in 1624. In 1623 the
emperor conveyanced the
lordship in
Schlackenwerth (today Ostrov),
which he had
deprived from the
Schlick family disgraced...
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parents to send
young Josef to high
school in the
Piarist monastery in
Schlackenwerth and, in 1837, to
advanced high-school
classes in Prague. This was followed...
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about his life are sketchy.
Fischer was
baptized and
spent his
youth in
Schlackenwerth, north-west Bohemia. The
first record of his
existence is
found in the...
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Palatine Maria Hedwig Augusta of Sulzbach. In 1676 the
family moved to
Schlackenwerth in
Bohemia where she and her
sister spent their youth. When
their mother...
- m****cript on the life of
Saint Hedwig of
Andechs drawn up,
later called Schlackenwerth (Ostrov) Codex,
which today is kept at the J. Paul
Getty Museum. The...
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Ostrov Castle (Czech: zámek Ostrov, German:
Schloss Schlackenwerth) is a
castle in
Ostrov in the
Karlovy Vary
Region of the
Czech Republic. It
dates back...
- died in 1681 and was
buried in the
White Castle at
Ostrov (German:
Schlackenwerth).
Hedwig from her
second marriage had the
following children: Anna Maria...
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Elisabeth in Vienna.
Maria Ferdinanda lived mainly from then on in
Schlackenwerth, but was
often a
guest of her
brother King John of
Saxony in Dresden...
