Otokar
Cila, (age 26) ->
was sent by the Czechoslovakian Government to China and India to
study the monuments of arts and paintings
Georges
Cofinas, (age 51)
->
was Delegate in Belgrade.
de
Ramaille Liancourt, Baron, Tibor Collas, (age 28)
was mandator of the Minister for Poland to conclude treaties between
Poland and Hungary.
Richard
Nicolaus Coudenhove-Kalergi, (age 26)
->
attended the First Paneuropean Congress in Berlin.
Koloman
von Doroghy, 
was exiled from Romania and became a practicing lawyer in
Budapest.
Julian
Eberhardt, (age ?)
->
became Under-Secretary of State in the Ministry of Railways and
Communications in Poland.
Raouf
Fico, (age 39) ->
became Sub-State-Secretary for the Interior in Tirana.
Tytus
Filipowicz, (age 47)
->
became Chief of the Polish Mission to the Southern Caucasus.
János
Friedrich, (age 23)
->
became a bank-clerk.
Jaroslaw
Galia, (age 45)
->
entered diplomatic service.
Józef
Galuszka, (age 27)
->
fought in the Polish bolshevist war as Polish officer.
Liudas
Gira, (age 34) ->
was chief of the Intelligence Service department for the General
Staff Governor of the district of Mariampol.
Julius
Gömbös de
Jákfa,
(age 34) ->
played a leading part in the frustration of Charles IV´s
attempts to return to the throne.
Ernst
Goldschmied, (age 41)
->
became director of the Vienna Central Office of the Stock Company for
the Sugar Industry.
Wladyslaw
Grabowski, (age 28)
->
was sent to Siberia as a Polish Delegate to conduct the actions to
return 
Mato
Hanzekowic, (age 36)
->
became a lawyer in Bosnia.
Benedykt
Hertz, (age 48)
->
became a volunteer soldier.
Maks
Hurt, (age 49)
->
returned to his country
Ägidius
Jahn, (age 37)
->
became a School Inspector of the Czechoslovakian schools in
Austria.
Gustav
Jallajas, (age 45)
->
became Chief Engineer and Vice-General-Director of Post and Telegraph
in Estonia.
M.
Jovan Jovanovic, (age 51)
->
became a Deputy.
Dragoljub
Jovanovitch, (age 29)
->
was occupied with research work at the Radium Institute in Paris.
Stanislaw
Jurkiewicz, (age 36)
->
participated as a volunteer in the Polish Russian War.
Janie
Kalatz, (age 52) ->
became a member of the District Court of Justice in Dazgavpils
Edvard
Kalnins, (age 51)
->
was in Riga.
Arttur
Kannisto, (age 46)
->
was a lecturer.
Alexandre
Kissioff, (age 41)
->
became an Inspector of the Cavalry.
Achille
Lambros, (age ?)
->
was persecuted by the royalistic authorities of Greece.
Franz
Langenberg, (age 53)
->
was nominated on March 3 first State School Inspector for the Czech
Nikolai
Maim, (age 36)
->
was head of the commission for the re-evacuation of property from the
University of Tartu from Soviet-Russia.
Francesco
Mameli, (age 27)
->
began a diplomatic career.
Juliusz
Nagorski, (age 33)
->
was ex-commander in the Polish army.
Felix
Niekrasz (Nekrach), (age 39) 
was with the Prefecture Office of Polish Pomerania.
Anton
Pager, (age 21) ->
became an actor.
Alexander
Paldrook, (age 49)
->
became a consulting physician for dermatology of the Estonian
army.
Petar
Pallavicini, (age 32)
->
had an exhibition of his work in Zagreb.
Leonidas
Paraskevopoulos, (age 59)
->
was Generalissimo of the Greek Army in Smyrna from February 10 to
November 8. He resigned in November.
Kazimierz
Petrusewicz, (age 48)
->
became President of the Court of Appeal of the Eastern District.
Gustav
Prochazka, (age 48)
->
founded the Czechoslovakian Church.
Wilhelm
Pröhle, (age 49)
->
became a Member of Parliament in the first Hungarian National
Assembly.
Kaarel
Robert Pusta, (age 37)
->
was a delegate of the Estonian delegation at the Peace Conference of
San Remo and at the Conference of the Baltic States in Riga.
Petras
Rimsa, (age 39)
->
had to leave Vilnius during the Polish occupation.
Paul
Schiemann, (age 44)
->
became a member of the Latvian Parliament.
Otto
Strandman, (age 45)
->
became Minister of Foreign Affairs and Justice.
Major
Szapira, (age 33)
->
became a Rabbi in Pietskan.
Spyros
Travlos, (age 26)
->
fought in the campaign in Asia Minor.
Ahmed
Zogu, (age 25) ->
took again the initiative to call a constituent assembly in Lushnja,
in order to save the country from being partitioned. This congress,
elected him as Minister of Interior.
