-
infantry regiments,
archived from the
original on 2012-03-25,
retrieved 2012-07-09,
Regiment de
Zurlauben 2 B (e. Jun 1684; destro**** at Blenheim) (Walloon)...
- tower), the
Huwiler Tower, the Zurlaubenhof,
feudal estate of the
family Zurlauben, on the
outskirts of the town. Zug's
culture also
includes the famous...
- Gens d'Armes,
commanded by the
veteran Swiss officer, Béat
Jacques II de
Zurlauben [fr], fell on the
English troops,
cutting at the
exposed flank of Rowe's...
- member, the
castle gradually lost its importance.
Around 1555
Johannes Zurlauben had the old wall
demolished and a
decorative wall
built around the castle...
- Béat Fidèle
Antoine Jean
Dominique de La Tour-Châtillon de
Zurlauben (1720–1799) was a
distinguished soldier in the
French army and
Swiss historian. Béat...
-
century under Abbot Gerold II
Zurlauben,
Rheinau Abbey, like St. Gallen, enjo**** a late resurgence.
Abbot Gerold II
Zurlauben had the
monastic complex (in...
-
fresh honours came to Muri. The
Emperor Leopold I
raised Abbot Placid Zurlauben, and his successor, to the rank of
princes of the Holy
Roman Empire, and...
- Närke and Värmland
regiments in 1687. He was
promoted to
captain with the
Zurlauben regiment in 1699, and was made a lieutenant-colonel in 1701. He was promoted...
- Year
Localities 1888 St. Paulin, Maar,
Zurlauben, Löwenbrücken, St.
Barbara 1888
Separation of
Heiligkreuz and
Olewig 1912
Pallien (southern part), Heiligkreuz...
- Culture. (in French) "Bust of Béat-Jacques de La Tour-Châtillon,
comte de
Zurlauben".
Archived from the
original on 22
March 2014.
Retrieved 17
March 2014...
