- the family,
Joseph Lazard Speyer, took over the
Ellissen bank,
inherited from his wife
Jette Ellissen, and
renamed it to J. L. Speyer-Elissen in 1818...
- aircraft. With the help of the
pilot Ellissen, he
manages to win the
support of the Lennartz-Werke for the project.
Ellissen, who has
taken up with the owner's...
-
architect Adolf Eichmann (1906–1962), German/Austrian **** SS
officer Adolf Ellissen [de] (1815–1872),
German politician Adolf Etolin (1799–1876),
Finnish explorer...
- however, it got lost
without a
report being published. He
married Maria Anna
Ellissen (1847–1933) on July 30, 1867. They had five children:
Alice Anna (1869–1943)...
- Saba
Raleigh was the
pseudonym of
Isabel Pauline Rowlands, née
Ellissen (8
August 1862 – 22
August 1923), an
English actress. On 31
March 1894 she became...
-
Jewish philanthropist and
joint owner of the bank
house Lazard Speyer-
Ellissen. The
cancerous disease of
Princess Victoria, the
widow of the
German Emperor...
- (Münchhausen: A
History of Arabesques) as an
homage to the character, and
Adolf Ellissen's Munchausens Lügenabenteur, an
elaborate expansion of the stories, appeared...
-
works by
Spyridon Lambros (1879-1880) Migne,
Patrologia Graeca, cxL.
Adolf Ellissen,
Michael Akominatos (1846),
containing several pieces with
German translation...
-
Express Zurta 1933 The
Empress and I
Marquis de
Pontignac 1933 F.P.1 Maj.
Ellissen 1933 I Was a Spy
Commandant Oberaertz 1933 The
Wandering Jew Matathias...
- rabbi,
kabbalist and rosh
yeshiva Saba
Raleigh (1866–1923), born
Isabel Ellissen,
English actress Saba Doak (1879–1918),
American soprano singer Sabá Sueyro...
