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Home/Memorials/Czech Republic/Moravian-Silesian Region/Bučávka/Max Fiebiger

Biography of Max Fiebiger

4. Oct 1867 – 15. Jan 1958(90 years)Died in:Vienna, Austria

Österreichischer Stadtbaudirektor

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Birthplace

Bučávka, Moravian-Silesian Region

Place of Death

Vienna, Austria

österreichischer Stadtbaudirektor

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1867

Born in Bučávka, Moravian-Silesian Region

1958

Died in Vienna, Austria

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Home/Memorials/Czech Republic/Moravian-Silesian Region/Bučávka/Max Fiebiger

Biography of Max Fiebiger

4. Oct 1867 – 15. Jan 1958(90 years)Died in:Vienna, Austria

Österreichischer Stadtbaudirektor

Candles

Condolences

Family Tree

Activity Biography Obituary Memories Memorials Family Tree Condolences

Biography

Birthplace

Bučávka, Moravian-Silesian Region

Place of Death

Vienna, Austria

österreichischer Stadtbaudirektor

Life Events

2 Events

1867

Born in Bučávka, Moravian-Silesian Region

1958

Died in Vienna, Austria

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Created automatically

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