(1886–1957), Romanian prime minister, known as Guţă Tătărescu Judith of Habsburg (German: Guta von Habsburg) (1271–1297), queen of Bohemia and Poland Edwin...

Guta von Rapperswil (* c.1185; † 1229), married Diethelm I, Count of Toggenburg. Adelheid von Rapperswil (* c.1185; † 1213), married Walter III von Vaz...

July 17, 1603, between the troops of Wallachia led by Radu Șerban and the Habsburg monarchy on one side and the Transylvanian troops led by Mózes Székely...

p. 166. Diethelm VI, Graf von Toggenburg Katharina von Werdenberg-Heilingenberg Donat von Toggenburg Agnes von Habsburg-Laufenburg MGH, Necrologia Germaniæ...

hypotheses, it was derived from the German name of Queen Judith of Habsburg Guta, or from Dičín, derived from the Old Czech word dík (meaning 'wild boar'...

von Kuntzlau 1318–1324 Guta von Bachenstein 1329 Benigna von Bachenstein about 1330 Agnes of Austria about 1334 Adelheid I about 1355 Elisabeth I von...

according to a note in abbot Caspar Molitoris's Liber Originum, was founded by Guta, a nun from Sitzenkirch Monastery in Lörrach, in 1181. The monastery's original...

public spaces, as well as the monument of Field Marshal Joseph V. Radetzky von Radeč. Many of these monuments came to the Lapidarium after the World War...

Zürich until 1268 when the castle was conquered and destroyed by Rudolf von Habsburg. Following the extinction of the Toggenburg line in 1436, the Old Zürich...

First the II. corps had to start the attack, crossing the Little Danube at Guta, and after leaving a small bridge guard unit, on 16 June in the morning,...