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'''Bedřich Pokorný''' (6 March 1904 [[Brno]] – 25 March 1968 [[Brno]]) was a [[Czechoslovakia|Czechoslovak]] communist [[secret service]] [[int ...y]] at [[Hranice na Moravě|Hranice]] in 1926. After finishing courses in [[military intelligence]] in 1934, he was appointed an intelligence officer of the 12t ...

'''Eugen Beyer''' (18 February 1882 in [[Pohořelice (Brno-Country District)|Pohrlitz]] ([[Moravia]]) – 25 July 1940 in [[Salzburg]] From 1935 to 1938, Beyer was commander of the [[Austrian Armed Forces|Bundesheer ...

...er of the [[World War II]] resistance group Defense of the Nation, and the military commander of [[Bohemia]] during the [[Prague Uprising]] 1945. ...1910, in [[Sankt Pölten]] (Saint Hypolit), [[Austria]]; spent a year at a military school in [[Linz]]; served briefly as a platoon commander; and then took a ...

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| birth_place = [[Brno|Brünn]], [[Moravia]], [[Austria-Hungary]] David Ernst Oppenheim was born in [[Brno|Brünn]], [[Moravia]], in [[Austria-Hungary]], to a [[Jews|Jewish]] family, ...

;Military career ...IR.20. Promoted to ''Feldmarschall-Leutnant'' (FML) in 1783, he served as military commander in Croatia. ...

...e [[Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague]], where he studied from 1905 to 1908.<ref name="T">[http://www.telc.eu/history/important_personalit ..." increased during the 1920s and 1930s. This led to major exhibitions in [[Brno]] in 1933 and [[Ostrava]] in 1937.<ref name="T" /> ...

...nd in 1929 passed an exam in [[Břeclav]] [[gymnasium (school)|gymnasium]]. From 1930 to 1932, he was a postal service employee in [[Břeclav]]. ...nd after dissolution of the army returned first [[Hodonín]] and later to [[Brno]]. ...

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{{Infobox military person ...el Newerkla|Stefan M. Newerkla]], Fedor B. Poljakov, Svetlana M. Tolstaja. Brno: Tribun EU, pp. 259–279 [https://uscholar.univie.ac.at/o:1405256 (open ac ...

...affected by his imprisonment, by seizing the town of [[Oradea]] on 5 June. From 1694 until 1695 he took command of the main Hungarian forces on an interim ...o the rank of [[Count]], a title he kept until he died on 1 September 1696 from the consequences of a wound he received 5 days before in the [[Battle of Ul ...

'''Giovanni de Galliano Pieroni''' (1586&ndash;1654) was a military engineer specialized in erecting fortifications, [[architect]], [[mathemati ...Giovanni Pieroni. Pieroni travelled around the [[Habsburg monarchy]] as a military engineer, and left a series of drawing and sketches of Central European tow ...

| birth_place = [[Brno]], [[Czechoslovakia]] ..., the son of the economist [[Josef Bělský]]. His family stemmed originally from the village of [[Rohovládova Bělá|Bělá]], hence the toponymic surname ...

{{Infobox military person ...s enrolled in the [[Austria-Hungary|Austro-Hungarian]] officer school in [[Brno]], later being stationed in [[Cormons|Cormòns]]. During the [[First World ...

...e writer, legally adopted that name. After attending a private school in [[Brno]], she married the much older Joachim Kuhn. Feeling trapped in the marriage ...the [[University of Graz]]. Widowed in 1916, she volunteered to enter the military medical corps as the only physician available to the ''Militärkommando''.< ...

{{Infobox military person ...echoslovak Army in 1936 where he served in the 43rd Infantry Regiment in [[Brno]]. The [[Munich Agreement]] and subsequent [[German occupation of Czechoslo ...