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'''Bertha Frederich''' née Heyn (1825 - May 10, 1882 [[Koblenz]]) was a [[List of German-language authors|German novelist]]. She used pse [[Category:Writers from Hanover]] ...

'''August von Druffel''' (21 August 1841, in [[Koblenz]] – 23 October 1891, in [[Munich]]) was a German historian. ...s://books.google.com/books?id=fB9-1XYo8PQC&dq=%22Druffel%2C+August%22+1841+Koblenz&pg=PA743 Brann - Einslin / edited by Rudolf Vierhaus] Deutsche Biographisch ...

...the Jesuit College of [[Fribourg]], Switzerland, attended the Gymnasium at Koblenz, and thence passed to the [[University of Bonn]]. In 1835 he matriculated a ...een Catholic doctrine and the views of [[Anton Günther]], elicited answers from [[Johann Baptista Baltzer]] and [[Franz Peter Knoodt]], to which Clemens re ...

|birth_place = [[Koblenz]] ...r]] in 1819, he was investigated by the police and arrested, thus excluded from the post in Berlin University. He was harassed and put under surveillance b ...

[[File:Fritz Michel 1.jpg|thumb|upright|{{center|Monument to Fritz Michel in Koblenz}}]] ...k up a post as a gynaecologist at the {{Ill|Evangelisches Stift St. Martin Koblenz|de}} in 1905. In the same year he married Luise von Ibell, a great-granddau ...

...a volunteer in the campaign of 1815, studied at the military schools of [[Koblenz|Coblenz]] and [[Mainz]], entered the army as an officer in 1817, and retire [[Category:People from Tychowo]] ...

...the Latin testament of Adalgisel Grimo resides in the State Archives in [[Koblenz]] ([[Rhineland-Palatinate]]).<ref>LHAKo Bestand 1 A, Nr. 1 Grimo Testament. [[Category:7th-century Frankish writers]] ...

...us), [[Wiesbaden]] (from 1881), [[Koblenz]] (from 1892) and [[Magdeburg]] (from 1897). In 1898 he succeeded [[George Adalbert von Mülverstedt]] (1825–19 ...zu Coblenz'', 1903; - Overview of the holdings of the K. State Archives at Koblenz. ...

...man I''' (died 11 April {{circa|924}}) served as [[Archbishop of Cologne]] from 889,<ref name=":02">{{Cite book |last=Wisplinghoff |first=Erich |title=Neue ...tory of the [[Treaty of Bonn]] and, in 922, participated in the [[Synod of Koblenz]]. ...

...y was founded on 25 January 1876 in [[Koblenz]] by Catholic scientists and writers as the {{Lang|de|Görres-Gesellschaft zur Pflege der katholischen Wissensch ...

...moved to Germany and established in [[Namedy castle|Burg Namedy]], near [[Koblenz]], the youth acting school "Theater in der Vorburg". Over the next 6 years, ...es.html ''Les Misérables''] – short presentation of the play</ref> adapted from [[Victor Hugo]] (1994) ...

..., [[Peter Ernst Joseph von Lasaulx]] (1757–1809), who served as Syndic for Koblenz. Ernst's siblings included: ...d [[Palestine (region)|Palestine]]; visiting all the most important places from history. His trip to [[Athens]] was made as part of the party of [[Otto of ...

Unruh was born in [[Koblenz]], Germany. A general's son, he was an officer in the German army until 19 [[Category:Writers from Koblenz]] ...

Born in [[Koblenz]], he was the son of [[Joseph Görres]], and made his early classical studi In Munich he continued his linguistic studies, and in 1830 received a prize from the [[French Academy]]. In the meantime (1827) his father had received a ca ...

...nz Gerhard Wegeler''' (22 August 1765 – 7 May 1848) was a German physician from [[Bonn]], who, in his youth, was a close friend of composer [[Ludwig van Be | quote = Beethoven was the friend of Franz Gerhard Wegeler from early youth. ...

...ion, and was a professor of [[protestant theology]] at the [[University of Koblenz and Landau]] for 22 years. From 1956 to 1962, Altner studied [[protestant theology]] at the [[University of ...

...father [[Joseph Schmidt-Görg]], who directed the Bonn [[Beethoven House]] from 1945 to 1972. Schmidt received his doctorate in 1954 at the [[Rheinische Fr * ''Musik-Institut Koblenz – Dokumentation'', Koblenz 1983 ...

...the 1970s ("Neuromanticism"). As a composer, he himself took up influences from Pop Art and American stylistics at an early stage and distinguished himself ...polyrhythmic style ("flexible beats") together with the composer [[Babette Koblenz]]. A series of works for orchestra, music theatre and chamber ensemble as w ...

...ifth son born into an aristocratic family living midway between Treves and Koblenz on the banks of the Moselle. His father had commanded a brigade of cuirassi ...ed in Bad Kreuznach. In 1950, he was a reporter for Hamburg's daily paper. From then until 1955, the year he moved to Paris, he carried out regular reporti ...