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Encyclopedia > Wartenberg

Wartenberg is the name of several communes

Persons named Wartenberg:


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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Franz Wilhelm, Count von Wartenberg (476 words)
Wartenberg was commissioned with the execution of the Edict of
Swedes and Wartenberg had to yield his see to Gustavus of Wasaburg, an illegitimate son of Gustavus Adolphus.
During his forced exile, Wartenberg, who had not yet received any of the major orders, was ordained priest and consecrated bishop at Ratisbon in 1636.
Robert Wartenberg (www.whonamedit.com) (355 words)
Radial sensory nerve entrapment causing significant pain in the lower 1/3rd of the forearm.
Robert Wartenberg has been called the Stormy Petrel of Neurology and the Rebel of Book Reviewers.
His acrid criticism was accurate, for the succeeding edition always embodied all recommendations, but at all times everyone benefited from the Wartenberg warmth, for he never made enemies with his microscopic scrutiny of facts in his unique but complete review of a tome.
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