- Sir Eyre
Alexander Barby Wichart Crowe GCB GCMG (30 July 1864 – 28
April 1925) was a
British diplomat, an
expert on
Germany in the
Foreign and Commonwealth...
- 79,
politician 15
April –
Bernd Hölzenbein, 78,
footballer 16
April –
Wichart von Roëll, 86,
actor 19
April –
Siegfried Kirschen, 80,
football referee...
- Sander, Ulli Philipp,
Tilly Lauenstein,
Martin Semmelrogge,
Helmut Ruge,
Wichart V. Roell,
Karin Kernke, Franz-Josef Steffens,
Stephan Schwartz, Marion...
- Woddis, J. (1967). An
Introduction to
Neocolonialism London:
Lawrance &
Wichart. "Juan
Vicente Gómez |
Venezuelan dictator | Britannica". Encyclopædia...
- May 1978),
married civilly in
Hollenegg on 18 June 2011
Barbara Marie Wichart (b. Vienna, 2.
September 1979), and had issue:
Prince Lorenz Friedrich...
-
produced and
released by
Universal Pictures. A
stunt woman, Leta
Belle Wichart, died when her
parachute failed to open
during a
scene standing in for...
-
Reeves Eason Arthur Rosson A stuntwoman, Leta
Belle Wichart, was
killed doubling for Ruth Elder.
Wichart fell 3,000 feet
without her
parachute opening. She...
- ("spear"),
while the
second element is from
barda ("beard"). The
brother of
Wichart, he dies
fighting the
Burgundians in the Nibelungenlied. In Virginal, he...
- (West Germany, 1974, TV film,
based on the
operetta Madame Pompadour)
Wichart, G. (1994). "Schanzer, Rudolf". Österreichisches
Biographisches Lexikon...
- seem to
refer to a Heaðo-Beard. Beowulf, Widsith?
Wichart (Witschach)
Middle High German:
Wîchart or
Middle High German:
Witschach The
alternation between...
