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'''Balthasar Siberer''' (1679–1757) was an Austrian-born German [[Gymnasium (school)|gymnasium]] teacher, known for having been [[Category:Austrian schoolteachers]] ...

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...us of an item of immaterial [[cultural property|cultural heritage]] by the Austrian [[UNESCO]] Commission, the first card game in the world to be so honoured. ...ucceeded in having this traditional Tyrolean card game was declared by the Austrian [[UNESCO]] Commission to be an item of immaterial [[cultural property|cultu ...

'''Damaschin Bojincă''' (1802–1869) was an [[Habsburg monarchy|Imperial Austrian]]-born [[Moldavia]]n writer and jurist. [[Category:Emigrants from the Austrian Empire]] ...

{{short description|Austrian composer known for 'Silent Night' (1787-1863)}} | death_place = [[Hallein]], [[Salzburg (state)|Salzburg]], [[Austrian Empire]] ...

...n''' (October 1825&ndash;April 24, 1886) was an [[Austrian Empire|Imperial Austrian]]-born [[Wallachia]]n and [[Romania]]n educator. [[Category:Emigrants from the Austrian Empire]] ...

Born in [[Iclod|Orman]], [[Cluj County]], in [[Austrian Empire|Austrian]]-ruled [[Transylvania]], he attended high school in [[Gherla]] and [[Blaj] [[Category:Emigrants from the Austrian Empire]] ...

...oʃ}}; December 31, 1858 – July 25, 1945) was an [[Austrian Empire|Imperial Austrian]]-born [[Romania]]n prose writer and folklorist. [[Category:Romanian schoolteachers]] ...

'''Ioan Barac''' (1776&ndash;July 18, 1848) was an [[Austrian Empire|Imperial Austrian]] [[Romanians|ethnic Romanian]] translator and poet. [[Category:Romanian schoolteachers]] ...

...owing month. In early November, he became mayor of Suceava, succeeding the Austrian incumbent and welcoming the Romanian Army upon its entry. He represented th [[Category:Romanian schoolteachers]] ...

{{Short description|Austrian psychologist (1881–1943)}} '''David Ernst Oppenheim''' (20 April 1881 – 18 February 1943) was an Austrian educator and psychologist who collaborated with [[Sigmund Freud]] and [[Alf ...

{{Short description|An Austrian artist and educator who died teaching children in Auschwitz.}} | nationality = Austrian ...

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...otta.pdf|accessdate=30 May 2014|doi-access=free}}</ref> of being either an Austrian or a Catholic agent. There were several assassination attempts on him: he w [[Category:Aromanian schoolteachers]] ...

Born in [[Terebleche|Tereblecea]], in [[Austrian Empire|Austrian]]-ruled [[Bukovina]], his parents Constantin and Domnica were teachers. He ...ng the formation of their antlers and classifying them. He argued that the Austrian administration, particularly after 1870, mismanaged hunting, as it prioriti ...

...rents and Political Choices. Romanian intellectuals in the Banat to 1848", Austrian History Yearbook, vol. 36 (2005), 63-93</ref> [[Category:Romanian schoolteachers]] ...

{{Short description|Austrian philanthropist, writer and pedagogue}} ...eform trends, Schwarzwald adapted ideas from popular educators such as the Austrian Franz Cižek (1865–1946), Italian Maria Montessori (1870–1952) and the ...

...ws|pressing]] for Transylvania to be removed from direct [[Austrian Empire|Austrian]] supervision to be reunited with Hungary. After the revolutionary episode, in the period between the creation of an Austrian military government for the region and the ''[[Ausgleich]]'', Bariț return ...

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