- a muni****l
reform in Baden-Württemberg the muni****lities of Werbach,
Wenkheim,
Werbachhausen and
Brunntal were
combined to the new muni****lity of Werbach...
-
Georg Hund von
Wenkheim, or
Georg Hundt von
Wenkheim (c. 1520 - June 17, 1572) was the 40th
Grandmaster of the
Teutonic Knights,
reigning from 1566 to...
- position. In 1566, when
Schutzbar died, his successor,
Georg Hund von
Wenkheim,
recalled Heinrich and made him
Komtur of
Schloss Blumenthal [de]. After...
- 22
December 1946) was a
German botanical collector who was a
native of
Wenkheim, a
village that
today is part of the
community of Werbach, Baden-Württemberg...
- 1840 – 25
December 1909) was a
German theologian born in the
village of
Wenkheim,
today part of Werbach, Baden-Württemberg. In 1873 he
received his habilitation...
-
April 1543
Wolfgang Schutzbar 1543–1566 c. 1483 11 Feb 1566
Georg Hund von
Wenkheim 1566–1572 c. 1520 17 June 1572
Heinrich von
Bobenhausen 1572–1590 c. 1514...
- 10726 1923 0-6-0 760 mm (2 ft 5+15⁄16 in) Via
subsidiary in
Budapest to
Wenkheim farm, Mosonszentmiklós, Ungarn,
later Hungarian State Railways, forest...
- (Baden) 9346 Grünsfeld 9347
Wittighausen 9348 Werbach-Gamburg 9349 Werbach-
Wenkheim 935 9350
Hundsbach (Unterfranken) 9351 Gemünden am Main 9352 Lohr am Main...
-
Webster Vienna moved to its current,
modern campus in the
historic Palais Wenkheim close to the city center. The
newly renovated building provides technical...
- 1485) who gave it as a fief to the
Franconian family of Hans Hund von
Wenkheim [de] (died 1505) in 1492. In 1495, Hans Hund also
bought the Neuenburg...
