Renée
Aberdam, (age 30)
->
left Geneva.
Hans
Anton Adler, (age 33)
->
became concerned with with the prevention of falsification of money
and securities.
Jaroslav
Bartoschek, (age 44)
->
became Director of the Tramway and local and electric railway in
Bratislava.
Victor
Benesch, (age 61)
->
became on May 1, the Director of forests and crown lands in
Bistrice.
Maximilian
Benies, (age 28)
->
became a Champion gentlemen rider in Czechoslovakia.
Georges
Cofinas, (age 53)
->
became Minister of Finances after the defeat in Asia Minor and the
great revolution in December.
Dimitric
Cuclin, (age 37)
->
gave a religious choral concert in which 13 of the most prominent
"stars" of the Rumanian Opera formed an exclusive choral ensemble
"only to give themselves an opportunity of enjoying music at
last".
Mary
Duras, (age 24) ->
had an art exhibition in Dresden.
Raouf
Fico, (age 41) ->
became Minister of Interior.
Tytus
Filipowicz, (age 43)
->
became a delegate to League of Nations Assembly.
Mehdi
Frasheri, (age 52)
->
was sent as an Albanian delegate to the Assembly of the League of
Nations.
Jaroslav
Henevkovsky, (age 38)
->
exhibited in London (at the Leicester Gallery).
Hugo
Iltis, (age 40) ->
organized the Mendel Centenary.
Gustav
Jungbauer, (age 26)
->
became a lecturer.
Janie
Kalatz, (age 54)
->
became Senator of the Latvian Senate.
Ants
Lauter, (age ?) ->
made his first trip to foreign countries to Berlin, Vienna and
Venice.
Guido
Matschenz, (age 46)
->
became State Commissioner of the Agricultural Women's Schools in
Prussia.
Robert
Maurer, (age 29)
->
restored the picture gallery in Sibiu, Transsylvania.
Spyros
Melas, (age 39)
->
was imprisoned.
Bogdan
Milankovich, (age 37)
->
became Director of the Musical School in Sarajevo.
Constantin
Moschopoulos, (age 68)
->
became Minister and General Governor of Salonica.
Anna
Papadopoulo, (age ?)
->
started with the work called now "Coin du Travail" at the arrival of
the refugees.
Alexandre
Papanastarin, (age 46)
->
claimed in a manifest the abdication of the King and declared in the
contrary case the population would be forced to proclaim the
republic.
Kazimierz
Petrusewicz, (age 50)
->
became a lawyer.
Kaarel
Robert Pusta, (age 39)
->
was accredited as Minister of Estonia with His Majesty the King of
Belgium.
Jan
Raszka, (age ?) ->
became director of the independent School of Art in Cracow.
Georges
Rhallys, (age 42)
->
was elected to the Senate in Athens.
Jean
Rhallys, (age 44)
->
was imprisoned with the members of the Ministry of Gounari by the
revolutionaries.
Nedlka
Simeonova, (age ?)
->
went on a tournée through America.
Ludomir
Slendzinski, (age 33)
->
made paintings on the ceiling of the Ministry Council Palace in
Warsaw.
Artur
Sliwinski, (age ?)
->
was entrusted by Marshal Pilsudski to form a cabinet, but as this
cabinet did not obtain the majority of the Parliament he retired from
political life.
Ludwig
Sosnowski-Solski, (age 37)
->
became a member and Director of the National Theater in Warsaw.
Hermann
Suida, (age 35)
->
became an advisor of the Bosnian Wood Distribution Industry.
Spyros
Travlos, (age 28)
->
was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel.
Alma
Woodruff, (age 40)
->
after her husband's death in this year she started the American Grade
School of Sofia.