- and
Ranshofen;
while further subdivided into po****ted
places (with po****tion in
brackets as of 1
January 2022).
While the
abbey of
Ranshofen was already...
-
Austrian Aluminium industry sector. It is
situated in the
village of
Ranshofen,
which is in
Braunau am Inn (Upper Austria).
After the annexation, an...
-
Ferdinand Ranshofen-Wertheimer (September 4, 1894 –
December 27, 1957) was a diplomat,
journalist and
doctor of laws. Egon
Ferdinand Ranshofen-Wertheimer...
- The Egon
Ranshofen-Wertheimer
Award was
founded (and is awarded) by the city of
Braunau am Inn in
cooperation with the
Society for
Contemporary History...
-
Franz Jetzinger (3
December 1882 in
Ranshofen in
Upper Austria – 19
March 1965 in
Ottensheim in
Upper Austria) was an
Austrian clergyman, academic, politician...
-
acquired a lung
disorder and
became too ill to function. She was
moved to
Ranshofen, a
small village near Braunau.
During the last
months of Fanni's life...
- the main
facilities Vienna Giefingg****e, Seibersdorf,
Wiener Neustadt,
Ranshofen, and Graz. In June 2009 the name was
changed from
Austrian Research Centers...
- a lung
disorder and
became too ill to function. She was
relocated to
Ranshofen, a
small village near Braunau. In 1876,
three years after Alois' marriage...
-
Science and Art, 1st
class 2007 – The von
Trapp Family received the Egon
Ranshofen Wertheimer Prize in
Braunau am Inn 2012 –
Naming of
Maria Trapp-Platz...
- Grünberg Prize. In 2007, he
presented the
Trapp Family with the Egon
Ranshofen-Wertheimer Award,
which was
founded in
order to
honor Austrians who stood...
