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Athanasius Francis Diedrich Wackerbarth (30
January 1813 – 10 June 1884) was a
translator and hymnwriter, but he is
known especially for his 1849 translation...
- The
Wackerbarth Palace, also
known as the
Dresdener Ritterakademie (German for "Knight's
Academy of Dresden"), was a
palace in Dresden, Germany, built...
- and 1960s, such as the
Gothic Sophienkirche, the
Alberttheater and the
Wackerbarth-Palais as well as many
historic residential buildings. The surroundings...
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Siege Swedish Pomerania (Germany)
Leopold of Anhalt-Dessau
August von
Wackerbarth [de]
Jobst von
Scholten Defeat 27. 16 Nov 1715
Stresow Battle Swedish...
- clinic. He had
previously owned a
sanitarium for the
mentally ill
called Wackerbarths Ruh' in the
neighboring muni****lity of Niederlößnitz
since 1835, which...
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computing on the Internet. Paul
Leyland of the
United Kingdom and
Richard Wackerbarth of
Texas were involved.
Until 2007, the gold-standard implementation...
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Elise Vogel Polko (31
January 1823 in
Schloss Wackerbarth – 15 May 1899 in Munich) was a
German novelist. She was a
sister of
Eduard Vogel, the African...
- Diesbar-Seußlitz
Siebeneichen Castle, Meißen Lustschlösschen Spitzhaus,
Radebeul Wackerbarths Ruh Castle,
Radebeul Weistropp Castle,
Weistropp Augustusburg Bieberstein...
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Heinrich von
Flemming 22
February 1712 1667–1728
Christoph August of
Wackerbarth 17
April 1730 1662–1734
Johann Adolf II, Duke of Saxe-Weissenfels 26...
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Dinglinger Germany
Courland Palace [de]
Dresden Count August Christoph of
Wackerbarth [de] Germany
Moritzburg Castle Moritzburg Augustus II the
Strong Germany...
