- Wächter (diplomat) (1776–1852),
Württembergian diplomat August von Wächter zu
Lautenbach (1807–1879),
Württembergian diplomat and
politician Carl Georg...
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maintains a
fierce rivalry with VfB Stuttgart, in
which old Badenese-
Württembergian animosities are pla**** out. The most
successful of
these ancestral clubs...
- The
Württembergian Army (German: Württembergische Armee)
served as the army of the
Kingdom of Württemberg. The
Württembergian Army had its
permanent beginnings...
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Bavarian parts of
Oberschwaben from the Baden-
Württembergian. in the west (to the Baden-
Württembergian Oberschwaben): the
river Iller in the
north (to...
- Kaidanowo, part of the
Russian Empire at the time. A Polish-Lithuanian,
Württembergian, and
French force under Polish General Franciszek Ksawery Kossecki [pl]...
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Friedrich von
Franquemont (5
March 1770 – 2
January 1842) was a
Württembergian general during the
Napoleonic Wars and
later a Württemberg
State Secretary...
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Royal Family: Dame of the
Royal Decoration of
Maria Anna,
Special class Württembergian Royal Family: Dame of the
Royal Decoration of Olga,
Special class, 1889...
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Robert Scholl (13
April 1891 – 25
October 1973) was a
Württembergian politician and
father of Hans and
Sophie Scholl.
Robert Scholl was a
critic of the...
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counselor and
Privy counselor, and was
raised to the
nobility with the
Württembergian Order of the Crown.
Heine was also
honoured at Warm Springs, Georgia...
- Spätzle in
Swabia can be
traced back to the 18th century. In 1725 the
Württembergian council and
private physician Lentilius defined "Knöpflein" and "Spatzen"...
