Jindrich
Andrial, (age 31) 
came to Prague in January.
Paul
von Auer de
Alsóterény, (age ?)
->
was a Front officer in the Hungarian Army.
Félix
Avedik, (age 31)
->
took a successful part in organizing the Counter Revolution against
the Bolsheviks.
Eftim
Baba, (age 35) ->
declared the separation of the Orthodox Turks from the Greek
Church.
Tadeusz
Banachiewicz, (age 37)
->
founded a mountain astronomical station near to Cracow.
Jaroslav
Bartoschek, (age 41)
->
was a collaborator of the Power Central of the Arsenal in Vienna.
Parvu
Boerescu, (age 31)
->
voluntarily retired from the Rumanian military service.
Antoine,
Jean Boguslawwski, (age 30)
->
was called to conduct transmissions over the radio for the
military.
Joseph
Bradac, (age 36)
->
founded the Salvation Army in Czechoslovakia.
Tiberius
Brediceanu, (age 42)
->
became a Bank director.
Georges
Cofinas, (age 50)
->
was a delegate to Istanboul.
Petar
Dobrovic, (age 29)
->
was in Paris.
Joseph
Dowbor-Musnicki, (age 52)
->
participated in the insurrection of Pozmania and became Chief
Commander of the Poznanian organization.
Casimir
Fabrycy, (age 31)
->
became chief Inspector of a Military School.
Tytus
Filipowicz, (age 46)
->
became a member of the Polish Delegation to the Peace Conference in
Paris.
Onisifor
Ghibu Cluj, (age 36)
->
became deputy of the First Rumanian Parliament of Transylvania.
Démètre,
Prince Ghica, (age 44)
->
became Minister of Rumania in Paris and delegate Plenipotentiary to
the Conference of Peace which began in November.
Liudas
Gira, (age 33) ->
was held by the Bolsheviks for 6 months as a political prisoner.
Wysocki,
von Anton Godziemba, (age 47)
->
actively participated in the defense of the city of Cracow against
the Ukrainian troups.
Julius
Gömbös de Jákfa, (age 33)
->
became President of the Hungarian National Defense Association.
Felix
Goller, (age 47) ->
was appointed Manager of Zemská Banka.
Géza
Herczeg, (age 31)
->
joined the Press Department of the Royal Hungarian President of the
Cabinet.
Thaddée
Jackowski, (age 30)
->
became Chief of the German Section of the Foreign Office in
Warsaw.
Juhan
Jaik, (age 30) ->
fought as a volunteer in the war of independence.
Albert
Kann, (age 44)
->
advocated the rights of the real estate owners against marxistic
tendencies.
Arttur
Kannisto, (age 45)
->
became Secretary of the Finnish Ugrian Society in Helsingfors.
Marya
Kasierska, (age ?)
->
began earning her own living.
Franz
Keresztes-Fischer, (age 38)
->
was a leader of the popular movement to liberate Pècs from the
Yugoslavians .
Hanno
Kompus, (age 29)
->
became an assistant to the city building architect of Tallinn.
August,
Ritter von Kral, (age 50)
->
became Austrian Consul General in Hamburg.
Julius
Kuhinka von Gajari, (age 25)
->
entered in the glass works of his father and remained there.
Alexandre
Emmanuel Lahovary, (age 64)
->
assembled a legion of prisoners for repatriation in Rome after the
war.
Agathon
Lüdig, (age 22)
->
went to Tallinn and joined the Estonia-Theater.
John
Count Mikes, (age 43)
->
was imprisoned by the Communistic Government in Hungary.
Miecislas
Niedrialkowski, (age 26)
->
became a Deputy.
Antoine
de Okolo-Koulak, (age 36)
->
became Chamberlain of the Pope.
Ladislas
Paczoski, (age 32)
->
was in the Warsaw General Commissary for the East Polish Party.
Berta
Pipina, (age 68) ->
joined the city council of Riga.
Wilhelm
Pröhle, (age 48)
->
became Professor of East Asiatic languages and literature
Husrew
Bey Ridvanbeyaglu, (age 31)
->
participated in the National Congress of Erzerum and Sivas.
Milos
Ruppeldt, (age 38)
->
Slovakian Volunteer for the liberation of Slovakia, moved to
Bratislava.
Paul
Schiemann, (age 43)
->
became Chief Editor "Riga Rundschau".
Kazys
Skirpa, (age 24) ->
became commander of 5th infantry regiment in March.
Josef
Sneidarek, (age 44)
->
fought against the Poles.
Otto
Strandman, (age 44)
->
became Prime Minister.
Georg
B. Szveteney de Nagy-Ohay, (age 48)
->
became Chief of the group de liaison of the French General Graziani
and the French Admiral Fatout in August.
Jean
Tetmajer de Przerwa, (age 54)
->
published a weekly review "Rewia" in which ideas of a block of
defensive states of Central Europe are expounded.
Spyros
Travlos, (age 25)
->
became military attaché in Belgrade.
