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Elisabeth Treskow (1898–1992) was a
German goldsmith and
jewellery designer, one of the
earliest professional women in the field.
After serving an apprenticeship...
- See also
Treskow (noble family) and Tresckow,
Pennsylvania Tresckow is a
German aristocratic family originating from Mark
Brandenburg and
belonging to...
- The
Treskow Bridge (German: Treskowbrücke) is a
bridge across the
Spree river in Berlin, Germany,
connecting the Oberschöneweide and Niederschöneweide...
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Prussians and
occasionally owned by
Prussian Kings. The last
owners were the
Treskow family,
whose landmarked family burial ground is
located in the surrounding...
- Treskow, Otto von
Treskow,
Richard von
Treskow, Oskar,
Prussian Generals Franz von
Treskow,
Eduard von
Treskow and
Heinrich von
Treskow,
among others. The...
- Major-General Karl
Alexander Wilhelm von
Treskow (5 June 1764,
Eiserwagen – 23
November 1823, Berlin) was a
Prussian officer who
fought in the Napoleonic...
- The
Treskow family is a
German aristocratic family that
descended as a
branch of the
medieval ("uradel")
House of Tresckow. The
family rose to fame in...
- this
period saw the
reinvention of
granulation by the
German Elizabeth Treskow,
although development of the re-invention has
continued into the 1990s...
- returns; Aels in Opfergang, a
woman who dies
after her love affair;
Luise Treskow in The
Great King, a miller's
daughter who
encourages Frederick the Great;...
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Treskowallee (German for "
Treskow Avenue") is a
large boulevard in Berlin, Germany. It runs
through the
boroughs of
Lichtenberg and Treptow-Köpenick and...
