Roman Erich Petsche [SEP] place of death
Roman Erich Petsche
Roman Erich Petsche (born 3 February 1907 in Gottschee, Slovenia, died 1993 in Ried im Innkreis, Upper Austria) was an Austrian teacher, school attendant and painter. He was awarded Righteous among the Nations, by the memorial site Yad Vashem.
He was raised in Gottschee, a German linguistic enclave in Slovenia, as the son of a German-speaking teacher and a Galizian aristocracy originated mother, whom he later described as a “nationality aware Pole”. In 1919 the family moved
, linguist and translator
- Johann Erker (1781–1809), Austrian rebel leader
- Peter Kosler (1824–1879), lawyer and geographer
- Richard J. Kramer (born 1963), American businessman
- Roman Erich Petsche (1907–1993), educator
- Ernest Pogorelc (1838–1892), photographer
- Andrew Poje (born 1987), Canadian ice dancer
- August Schauer (1872–1941), Roman Catholic priest and publisher
References.
- Verein Peter Kosler, Slowenien