- ("Sisi"). The name
Feldafing is
presumably of
Bavarian origin. The
earliest record of the use of
Feldafing is from 1116. At that time,
Feldafing was
ruled by...
-
Reichsschule Feldafing was
founded on
April 1, 1933 as a 9th
class ****
Party school on Lake
Starnberg and was
located in a
villa neighborhood in
Feldafing. The...
- the Army's
Civil Affairs Command. The
Feldafing DP camp was
formed in the
grounds of the
Reichsschule Feldafing consisting of
seven large two-story buildings...
-
Feldafing station is the only
station of the
Bavarian town of
Feldafing and a
station on the
Munich S-Bahn. It is
classified by
Deutsche Bahn as a category...
- Burgau/Günzburg
Dachau Eching Echterdingen Ellwangen Emmerting Eschelbach Feistenau Feldafing Fischbachau Fischen Fischhorn,
Bruck Friedolfing Friedrichshafen Füssen...
-
Monuments Feldafing (PDF; 341 kB)
Bavarian State Institute for the
Preservation of Monuments,
formerly the "Reich
School of the
NSDAP Feldafing", now the...
-
including Unterzeismering;
Evangelische Akademie Tutzing on the lake
Feldafing (North West,
Starnberg district):
including Garatshausen Pöcking (North...
- Lily
Brett OAM (born
Lilijahne Brajtsztajn 5
September 1946,
Feldafing displaced persons camp, Bavaria, Germany) is an
Australian novelist,
essayist and...
-
Germany and ****an. She
married the
writer Thomas Mann.
Katia was born in
Feldafing near Munich, into one of the
wealthiest families in Germany. She was the...
-
Riefenstahl celebrated her 101st
birthday on 22
August 2003 at a
hotel in
Feldafing, on Lake Starnberg, Bavaria, near her home. The day
after her birthday...
