Suleyman
Bey Asaf, Salonica
->
received a diploma in Salonica, and 
Félix
Avedik, Budapest
->
studied art with F. Szablya-Frischoff in Budapest.
Eftim
Baba, Ankara ->
attended the School of Priests in Zendjidere.
Majer,
Samuel Balaban, Lwów
->
had a private Jewish education; attended the Universities in
Lwów and Vienna; and made archive studies in Cracow, Warsaw,
Berlin and Posnan.
Oskar
Baum, Pilzen
->
studied at the Jewish Asylum for the Blind, Vienna where he learned
Piano and Organ.
Constantin
Bedreag, Jassy
->
In 1926 he studied with Professor N. Bohr at his institute in
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Zygmunt
Beczkowicz, Riga
->
His studies at the normal school and at the University of Moscow have
been interrupted by the action against the Russian occupation of
Polish territory.
Anna
Berkovcova, Blovice
->
studied at the University at Prague in the Philosophical Faculty of
Professor Masaryk.
Marthe
(Her Serene Highness) Princess Bibesco, Bucharest
->
She had French and English Governesses at home.
Francisca
Bloch-Mahler, ?
->
She took the State Examination as Kindergarten Teacher.
Parvu
Boerescu, Bucharest
->
attended the War school in Germany as a Lieutenant in the Prussian
service.
Stefan
Boskovics, Zajecar
->
attended Military School in Servia and topographical class and High
school for Geodatics at the War School of (Tsar) Nicolas in
Russia.
Christos
Christovassilis, Souli Christovassili, near Janina
->
attended the Lyceum Imperial Ottoman of Galata Serail of
Constantinople in 1877.
Helmi
Einer, Tallinn
->
She was educated in Oudova, Russia at a girl's college and
Omer
Fortuzi, Tirana
->
studied over seven years in a Turkish College; graduated from college
in Italy; and studied economic and social sciences at the University
of Rome.
Mehdi
Frasheri, Frasheri
->
graduated from college at Janina and the Licée at Monastir and
completed studies at the school of Polytechnical Sciences in
Constantinople with a diploma in 1897.
Juozas
(Joseph) Gabrys (Gabriess), Kaunas
->
was a student of the Institute for Traffic Engineering in Moscow, (7
seminaries), and was mobilized in 1916 and graduated.
Ernest
Galvanauskas, Vabalninkas
->
attended the Mining School of Empress Catherina II. in Petersburg;
and later the Mining School and the Institute of Electricity
"Montepuron" in Liège, Belgium.
Milan
Glavinic, Belgrade
->
attended College in Belgrade; architectural studies in Berlin,
Dresden, and Zurich; history of art and esthetic in Dresden and
Zurich; urbanism in Germany, Switzerland, France, England and
Italy.
Bohuslav
Glos, Vsetin
->
attended the Commercial Academy in Olomouc; High school of Commerce
(University at Prague), Engineer 1929. He is a Fellow of Rollins
College in Winter Park, Florida, U.S.A. (Bachelor of Art, 1930).
Felix
Goller, Podebrady
->
attended the Hiher School of Commerce. Through his frequent travels
abroad he acquired wide experiences by means of which he gained here
as well as abroad a reputation as an eminent expert in banking.
Anna
(penname: Haava) Haavakivi, Kodavere-Pala, Haavakivi talus
->
Bohumil
Hradecny, Prostejov
->
attended the school for Weaving; the Fencing and Gymnastic Institute;
and the Academy of Fine Arts at Karlsruhe, Germany.
Bronislaw
Huberman, Vienna, XII
->
came in September, 1892 to Joachim in Berlin and had lessons with
Joachim's pupil Markees until January 1893, finishing his lessons
with Joachim in the summer of 1893. During the same time he took
lessons with Grigorowitsch, whom he appreciates as his best teacher.
Afterwards, he had (11 years) no more real lessons, but profited by
music.
Marie
Jasnorzewska (formerly Pawlikowska), Craców
->
She studied at home with french and english teachers.
Henri
Koral, Warsaw
->
left for Paris for his studies, because the Russian University was
not open to him on account of the political terror.
Oskar
Kraus, Prague 
studied the philosophical tendencies of Franz Brentano which were
represented at the Prague University by Anton Marty.
Maria
Lhotova, Hustopec
->
She made theater training with her parents.
Robert
Maurer, Vienna
->
worked with his father by whom he received his first instruction,
then Technical School, High school for Plastic Arts in Vienna and
First Lieutenant in the Austro-Hungarian Army
Ahmed
Mouhtar bey, Stamboul
->
made his studies under the direction of French, Arabian and Turkish
Professors in the Cheik-ul-Islamat (Residence of the supreme Chief of
the Islam religion).
Samuel
Mützner, Bucharest
->
studied painting in Munich from 1900-1902.
Josef
Páta, Prague
->
studied Slavonic languages, and was personally acquainted with all
Slavic countries and languages.
P.
Vincenz Prennushi, Scutari
->
studied in the Franciscan monastery in Scutari until his
philosophical studies.
Marie
Hédvige Reutt, Wilno
->
She had a private education at home.
Petras
Rimsa, Kaunas
->
lived and studied many years abroad in Warsaw, Cracow, Paris, St.
Petersburg, Moscow
Moriz
Rosenthal, Lemberg
->
studied piano under Karl Mikuli in Lemberg; Raffael Joseffy in Vienna
and Franz Liszt in Weimar and Rome.
Jeanne
Stephanopoli, Athens
->
She was the first woman student at a Greek University.
Alexander
Stulhofer, Zagreb
->
While he studied at the University he was very active with the
Serbo-Croatian youth movement and was repeatedly pursued by the
Austro Hungarian authorities.
Francois
Turek, Cracow
->
As student attended for several years he attended the lectures of the
famous Julien Klaczko, man of letters and historian.
Hélène
Vacaresco, Bucharest
->
She was educated in the old family-castle and in Paris by an English
governess.
Steffi
Ventura, Vienna
->
studied with Professor F.A.Harta.
Julius
Wolfsohn, Vienna
->
studied in Paris with Raoul Pugno and in Vienna with Leschetitzky.
