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... Ancestors of Friedrich, Hereditary Prince of Anhalt 16 ... Friedrich, Prince of Anhalt 6 ...
... Friedrich Fischer (1849–1899) from Schweinfurt, Germany, is considered the father of the modern ball bearing, having invented the process for milling standard bearings in 1883 ... Friedrich Fischer designs the ball grinder. 1896 Friedrich Fischer applies for permission to build a new plant near the train station in Schweinfurt – a step towards a new industrial dimension ...
... Lessing - German family of writers and artists Johann Gottfried Lessing (1693-1770) pastor primarus in Kamenz, well respected, published theologian, translator and father of Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (17 ... Johann Gottfried's father Theophilus Lessing 1647-1735 mayor of Kamenz Robert Schumann's (the composer and pianist 1810-1856) four times great uncle, Johanne Sophie ... Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729–1781), one of the most prominent philosophers of the Enlightenment era, recognised as the world's first dramaturg, Germany's first dramatist and comedy ...
... Friedrich pronounced "free-drick" (in orig ... German Damals war es Friedrich) (1961) is a novel about two boys and their families ...
... William Fawcett (1851–1926) F.Bolle – Friedrich Franz August Albrecht Bolle (1905–1999) F.E.Boynton – Frank Ellis Boynton (1859–1942) Fedde – Friedrich ... Friedrich Heinrich Wiggers (1746–1811) Fieber – Franz Xaver Fieber (1807–1872) Field – Henry Claylands Field (1825–1912) Fielding – Henry Barron Fielding (1805–1851) Finschow – Günter ... – Friedrich Ernst Ludwig von Fischer (1782–1854) F.J.A.Morris – F ...
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