- Ida
Schumacher (born 5
March 1894 in
Arnstorf,
Niederbayern (Lower Bavaria), as Ida Stömmer and died on 6
April 1956 in Gauting) was a
Bavarian theatre...
-
Arnstorf (Central Bavarian: Oarmstorf) is a muni****lity in the
district of Rottal-Inn in
Bavaria in Germany.
Arnstorf has 151 muni****l parts: Adermann...
- The Landau–
Arnstorf railway was a
branch line from
Landau an der Isar to
Arnstorf in the
province of
Lower Bavaria in
southern Germany. At the end of the...
- 1715–1769 1702 1769
Marie Franziska of Oettingen-Spielberg
Judith of Closen-
Arnstorf Maria Theresa of Waldburg-Trauchburg Karl
Friedrich Son of 1769–1785 1724...
- of
Arnstorf in Rottal-Inn
district in the
province of
Lower Bavaria in
southern Germany.
Ruppertskirchen lies on the
Simbach stream between Arnstorf and...
-
Regen Oberes Schloss Arnstorf,
Arnstorf Unteres Schloss Arnstorf,
Arnstorf Schloss Ering,
Ering Schloss Mariakirchen,
Arnstorf Schloss Münchsdorf, Roßbach...
- the
Upper Bavarian county of
Dachau Ruppertskirchen (
Arnstorf) in the muni****lity of
Arnstorf, in the
Lower Bavarian county of Rottal-Inn This disambiguation...
-
Scout of
Hungary for the
Hungarian Scout ****ociation Abroad. He died in
Arnstorf,
Germany on
April 14, 1980. In late 1998, the
Hungarian Republic Supreme...
- Muni****lities
Eggenfelden Pfarrkirchen Simbach am Inn
Markt (market towns)
Arnstorf Bad Birnbach¹
Gangkofen M****ing¹ Tann¹
Triftern Wurmannsquick ¹ administered...
-
Castners of
Schnadebach Siebmacher 1605:99,5
Closen bis 1856
Closen Seat in
Arnstorf in
Lower Bavaria and in Gern near
Eggenfelden Wolfgang von Closen, bishop...
