- as
historian Teodor Bălan wrote, an
ancestor of the
Counts W****ilko von
Serecki, who were
later one of the
largest landowners in Austro-Hungarian Empire...
-
Freiherr Alexander W****ilko von
Serecki (17
December 1827 – 20
August 1893) was an Austro-Hungarian
ethnic Romanian statesman,
Landeshauptmann of the...
- Graf
Georg W****ilko von
Serecki (17
February 1864 – 24
March 1940), was an
Austrian Empire-born
ethnic Romanian statesman,
Landeshauptmann of the Duchy...
- Zoe W****ilko-
Serecki (born July 11, 1897 in Czernowitz, died
November 26, 1978 in Vienna) was an
Austrian occultist and astrologer. She was born in 1897...
- life we find in the oceans." In 1955,
Austrian occultist Zoe W****ilko-
Serecki argued that the
saucers were
ionospheric animals. Her writings, in turn...
- W****ilko von
Serecki (1870–1871)
Eudoxiu Hurmuzachi (1871–1874)
Anton Kochanowski von
Stawczan (1874–1884)
Alexander W****ilko von
Serecki (1884–1892) Ioan...
- Dobrženitz, Walterskirchen, Gudenus, Sedlnitzky, Ludwigstorff, and W****ilko von
Serecki In 1911,
there were
fourteen princes of the
Imperial family,
eighteen bishops...
-
Hacman Succeeded by
Alexander W****ilko von
Serecki In
office 1871–1874
Preceded by
Alexander W****ilko von
Serecki Succeeded by
Anton Kochanowski von Stawczan...
- and
gynaecologist (d. 1910)
December 17 –
Baron Alexander W****ilko von
Serecki,
Governor of the
Duchy of Bucovina,
member of the
Herrenhaus (d. 1893)...
- Laforgue,
French poet and
author (born 1860) 1893 –
Alexander W****ilko von
Serecki,
Austrian lawyer and
politician (born 1827) 1897 –
Charles Lilley, English-Australian...
