Heřmanův Městec (German: Hermannstädtel). His younger brother Otto was also a diplomat and served inter alia as envoy to Sofia during World War I.[citation...

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MPC · 5970 5971 Tickell 1991 NT2 Crispin Tickell (born 1930), British diplomat, who chaired the board of the Climate Institute of Washington (1990–2002)...

painter Konrad Duden (1829–1911), author of the first Duden Ludwig Hugo Becker (1833–1868), painter Friedrich Geselschap (1835–1898), painter Richard Veenfliet...

An Encyclopedia. p. 641 Kleinhenz, Ch. Medieval Italy: An Encyclopedia Becker 1988, p. 1:24–90. Munro, Dana Carleton (1906). "The Speech of Pope Urban...

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musician Karl Becker (general) (1879–1940), German engineer and officer Karl Becker (painter) (1820–1900), German painter Karl Becker (philologist) (1775–1849)...

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