-
German Empire in 1871. In 1889 it was
included within the
newly created Jarotschin District of the
Province of Posen.
Jarocin parti****ted in the Greater...
- Grätz
Grodzisk Wielkopolski 36,483 5,997 16.4% 30,280 83.0% 191 0.5%
Jarotschin Jarocin 51,626 9,236 17.9% 42,168 81.7% 197 0.4%
Kempen Kępno 37,050 5...
-
party and
helped form the new
German Free
Thought Party. He was born at
Jarotschin, a
village in Posen, the son of a
Jewish tradesman. He
attended the gymnasium...
- by
Prussia or
Austria after the
Partitions of Poland, like Chodziesen,
Jarotschin or
Hohensalza or in
annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina.[citation needed] In...
- 1917, and was
interred in the
family crypt in St. Martin's
Church in
Jarotschin. On 4 July 1863 in London, Radolin-Radolinski
married firstly Lucy Catherine...
-
sopranos of the 20th century.
Schwarzkopf was born on 9
December 1915 in
Jarotschin in the
Province of
Posen in Prussia,
Germany (now Poland) to Friedrich...
- Grätz
Grodzisk Wielkopolski 36,483 5,997 16.4% 30,280 83.0% 191 0.5%
Jarotschin Jarocin 51,626 9,236 17.9% 42,168 81.7% 197 0.4%
Kempen Kępno 37,050 5...
- −50.2 Inowrocław (Hohensalza) 28,394 8,455 8,096 −20,298 −71.5
Jarocin (
Jarotschin) /
Pleszew (Pleschen) 15,436 4,667 4,019 −11,417 −74.0 Kępno (Kempen)...
- great-grandfather. His first-born son left
Kepmen [sic-Kempen] and
moved to
Jarotschin,
another Polish village, and
Emanuel Lasker was that one's greatgrandson...
- Basilika), Trier, (destro****) 1847–1853
Castle of the Fürsten
Radolin in
Jarotschin 1847–1863
Belvedere auf dem Pfingstberg,
Potsdam 1848–1852
Church in Caputh...
