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- Joseph Ignatius Benediktus Johannes Augustinus (29 August 1913, in Gross-Ullersdorf – 13 October 1978, in Meran) Princess Maria Henriette Theresia Aloisa...
- (German: Teplitz-Schönau) Teplice nad Bečvou Třeboň (German: Wittingau) Velké Losiny (German: Groß Ullersdorf) Vývoj návštěvnosti lázní v letech 2000 - 2011...
- Elisabeth and Alois lived in various castles within Austria, including Gross-Ullersdorf Castle. Their eldest son was born in Frauenthal Castle. The couple had...
- Velké Losiny (German: Groß Ullersdorf) is a spa muni****lity and village in Šumperk District in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic. It has about...
- family-owned estates in Austria-Hungary (later Czechoslovakia), notably the Groß Ullersdorf castle in Moravia. He attended the Schottengymnasium in Vienna, where...
- p****enger stop, decommissioned) 53.316 204 0 – Ullersdorf (Queis) Ullersdorf (Riesengebirge) Ullersdorf (Queis) – Zebrzydowa Wieś [pl] (decommissioned)...
- from Bunzlau and from the surrounding towns of Tillendorf (Bolesławice), Ullersdorf (Ołdrzychów), and Naumburg am Queis came Karl Werner, Gerhard Seiler,...
- Böhmisch Sternberg: Český Šternberk Böhmisch Trübau: Česká Třebová Böhmisch Ullersdorf: Oldřichov na Hranicích, p. of Hrádek nad Nisou Böhmisch Weigsdorf: Višňová...
- Quohren. In the centre, at the Ullersdorfer Platz/Quohrener Str****e (lit. Ullersdorf Place/Quohren Street) is the village core located in a shallow hollow...
- established the Bohemian branch, whose Seifersdorf and Kreppelhof-Reußendorf-Ullersdorf lines died out in the seventeenth century. This branch became Bohemian...