Issac
Alcalay, Yugoslavia
->
As Chief Rabbi of the country he worked in order to strengthen
reliability for King and state
Paul
von Auer de Alsóterény, Budapest
->
was the legal expert of the Committee for the Delimitation of the
Hungarian Borders
Ignace
Bailony, Yugoslavia
->
was the head of the management for the reconstruction of the
county.
Karl
Barons, Latvia
->
was in charge of a Dental Institute.
Otakar
Bas, Czechoslovakia
->
was a defender in the most prominent Anti-Austrian political
lawsuits
Maximilian
Benies, 
was very active in sugar refining and in German newspapers in
Czechoslovakia ("Prager Tagblatt", etc.)
Joseph
Birkenmajer, Poland
->
collaborated to many scientific and literary publications in
Poland
Stefan
Braileanu, Rumania
->
occupied several posts in charge of the Rumanian province
administration
Karel
Capek, Czechoslovakia
->
wrote dramas produced at the Municipal Theater in Prague (for example
produced Shelley's Cenci which was the first performance of the
play)
Viktor
Fischmeister, I., Austria
->
was Councillor in the Ministry of War (Demobilization) and a member
of the Committee for the "Protection of Austrian Property in the
Countries of the former Enemies"
Friedrich
Funder, Austria
->
became a personal friend of Monseigneur Seipel and an intimate
advisor of Chancellor Dr. Dollfuss
Georges
Georgesco, Romania
->
made his first appearance in Berlin.
Roman
Jaworski, Poland
->
was special envoy as a political journalist in Berlin and Prague.
Stanislav
Klima, Czechoslovakia
->
came to the Ministry for Public Instruction at Prague and wrote the
first textbook for the Slovakian schools
Nicolas
Kozma de Leveld, Hungary
->
was attached to the Honved Ministry.
Alexandre
Emmanuel Lahovary, Rumania
->
assembled a legion of prisoners in Rome for repatriation.
Geworg
Litscheff, Bulgaria
->
Entered Diplomatic Service with residence in Vienna.
Herbert
von Minkewicz, Austria
->
After the World War he went to Germany.
Julius
Mogan, Yugoslavia
->
participated intensively in the movement to join Fiume to
Yugoslavia.
Alois
Musil, Prague, I.
->
was in Prague.
Petar
Perunovic-Perun, Yugoslavia
->
After the World War he went on propaganda tours in the U.S.A.
Mieczyslas
de Rutkowski, England
->
After the Versailles Treaty he was appointed Financial Adviser to the
Polish Government in London.
Vladislav
Savic, Yugoslavia
->
Munich, Trieste.
Alois
Prince Schönburg-Hartenstein, Austria
->
was president of the Ex-soldiers Union.
Ludwig
Sosnowski-Solski, Poland
->
is member and Director of the National Theater in Warsaw.
Andrew
(pen name: Galecki Taddeus) Strug, Poland
->
kept busy with his literary works and participated in the
Independence Action of Poland during the German occupation of his
country.
Alexander
Stulhofer, Yugoslavia
->
was a member of the Board of Directors of the Yugoslavian National
Action
Georg
B. Szveteney de Nagy-Ohay, Hungary
->
retired from service and occupied himself with astrological and
spiritualist studies as a painter and writer.
Bozidar
Terzic, Yugoslavia
->
organized the III. Yugoslavian Army in Skoplje and the V. Army in
Nish and was appointed commander of that army.
Constantin
Toma, Rumania
->
restored the destroyed parts of the city of Iasi.