Gustav
Brecher, (age 38)
->
became first conductor of orchestra of the Frankfurt operahouse.
Stefan
Bryla, (age 31) ->
became Professor at the University College in Kieff.
Jakob
Deml, (age 39)
->
signed in May the well known proclamation of Czech writers for the
political independence of the Czechs.
Antoni
Dobrowaolski, (age 45)
->
founded together with W.M. Wakar "Lingues des nations reconaissantes"
and the review "Przymierze".
Demeter
Doroschenko, (age 35)
->
. was the General Governor of Galicia and Bukowina.
Mayer
Ebner, (age 45)
->
in an exchange was called home from exile in Siberia.
Antonin
Fencl, (age 36)
->
founded the first film-studio in Prague.
Tytus
Filipowicz, (age 44)
->
became a Polish Political agent.
János
Friedrich, (age 20)
->
became a prisoner of war in Italy.
Onisifor
Ghibu Cluj, (age 34)
->
became a Professor and journalist in Bessarabia.
Gordon
Gordon-Smith, (age 49)
->
organized the Polish emigration in the region of the Lower
Dniepr.
Dénes
Györgyi, (age 51)
->
obtained first prize in a competition for the monument of Queen
Elisabeth.
Mato
Hanzekowic, (age 33)
->
devoted himself to literary work being of the opinion that there is
no ethic to be found in the job of a lawyer.
Frantisek
Josef Havelka, (age 35)
->
was a soldier and he fought on the Italian frontier.
Franz
Heller, (age 39)
->
began preliminary work for the creation of a political party of the
German rural population.
Jon
Inculetz, (age 32)
->
Participated in the Russian revolution 1917.
Iwan
Iwanow, (age 26)
->
was in the war service.
Djurdje
Jelenic, (age 35)
->
became Director of the Yugoslavian State Archives.
Cicerone
Jordachescu, (age 35)
->
became a Confessor in the army.
Stanislaw
Jurkiewicz, (age 33)
->
escaped from prison in Russia.
Karl
Kautsky, (age 63)
->
adhered during a split in the Party to the Independent Socialists. In
the revolution he coordinated as Secretary of State.
Otokar
Kopecky, (age 41)
worked in Russia in three sugar factories.
Ants
Lauter, (age ?) ->
was an actor on the Russian Theater in Nowgorod.
Tadeusz
Lechnicki, (age 25)
->
was with the Polish Formations in White-Russia and Ukraine.
Drago
Marusic, (age ?)
->
organized the national Slovenian emigrants in the U.S.A.
Constantin
Moschopoulos, (age 63)
->
became Commander General of Corps of army at Janina on February
19.
Alois
Musil, (age 49)
->
headed Archduke Hubert's mission to Asia-Minor, Syria and Palestine
and at the same time was appointed member of the Privy Council of
Emperor Charles.
Antoine
de Okolo-Koulak, (age 34)
->
was condemned for the second time by the Russian Czarist government
for political reasons and was saved at the beginning of the
revolution
Leonidas
Paraskevopoulos, (age 56)
->
organized the National Army in Salonica in September.
Jon
Pelivan, (age 41)
->
participated in the movement for the liberation of Bessarabia.
Jean
Rhallys, (age 39)
->
was persecuted by the government of Venizelos.
Artur
Sliwinski, (age ?)
->
became a member of the State Council convened by a manifest of
Willaim II. and Charles II.
Ludwig
Sosnowski-Solski, (age 62)
->
was Manager of the Theater Polski in Warsaw.
Stefan
Starzynski, (age 24)
->
was interned by the Germans for refusing the German oath.
Basil
Stoica, (age ?)
->
led the Rumanian movement in U.S.A.
Spyros
Travlos, (age 23)
->
was commander of a group of howitzers under General Kelly in Strouma,
Greece.
Louis
Zeyfert, (age 23)
->
joined the Polish army in France in November.