Johann Strauss (403 bytes)
1: '''Johann Strauss''' is the name of three famous [[German language|...
3: *[[Johann Strauss I]] ([[1804]] - [[1849]]), composer, popularizer ...
4: ...auss II]] ([[1825]] - [[1899]]), composer, son of Johann I, known as the "Waltz King"
5: ... ([[1866]] - [[1939]]), composer, son of [[Eduard Strauss]]
7: ''See also'': [[Strauss]]

Johann Strauss I (6038 bytes)
1: ...Image:Johann Strauss I (1).jpg|thumb|200px|Johann Strauss I]]
2: '''Johann Strauss I''' (also known as '''Johann Strauss Snr.''') ([[March 14]], [[1804]] – [[Septem...
6: ...hann Strauss II]], [[Josef Strauss]] and [[Eduard Strauss]]. He also had two daughters, Anna who was born i...
8: ...essfully completed it. He also studied music with Johann Polischansky during his apprenticeship.
10: ...eer. Strauss I was a strict disciplinarian in the Strauss home called 'Hirschenhaus' better known in Vienna...

Johann Strauss II (18850 bytes)
1: [[Image:Johann Strauss II.jpg|thumb|250px|Johann Strauss II]]
2: [[image:Johann_Strauss_Denkmal.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The Waltz King comi...
3: ...or '''Johann Strauss the Younger''', or '''Johann Strauss Jr.''') ([[October 25]], [[1825]] – [[June ...
5: ...edecessors (such as [[Josef Lanner]] and [[Johann Strauss I]])--and has enjoyed greater fame. Some of his [...
9: ... and took on a mistress [[Emilie Trambusch]] when Johann II was 17 that he was able to concentrate fully o...

Johann Strauss III (2153 bytes)
1: ...opment as a musician, a fact disputed by [[Eduard Strauss]].
5: ...y. Principally, he was the first conductor in the Strauss family to actively conduct works to be recorded b...
7: Johann Strauss III died in [[Berlin]] on 9 January [[1939]] befo...
9: [[Category: Viennese composers|Strauss, Johann III]]

Wiener Johann Strauss Orchester (1314 bytes)
1: ... [[Johann Strauss I]], who was the founder of the Strauss musical dynasty. The members of the orchestra wer...
3: ...tor of the orchestra and has recorded much of the Strauss family music with this orchestra with record labe...

Strauss (2071 bytes)
1: ...g while living in a German-speaking culture, but "Strauss" is the more common English spelling in such case...
3: *[[Claude Lévi-Strauss]] (b. [[1908]]), French [[anthropologist]]
4: *[[Christoph Strauss]] (around [[1580]] - [[1631]]), composer
5: *[[David Strauss|David Strauß]] ([[1808]] - [[1874]]), theologian ...
6: ...ß]] ([[1835]] - [[1916]]), composer, son of Johann I

Harry Strauss (1235 bytes)
1: '''Harry "Pittsburgh Phil" Strauss''' ([[July 28]], [[1909]] - [[June 12]], [[1941]]...
3: Harry Strauss was born in [[Williamsburg, Brooklyn]]. In the [[...
5: Strauss’ favorite weapons were guns, ice picks, and...
9: After [[Abe Reles]] turned informant, Strauss was arrested for a murder of Puggy Feinstein and ...
11: [[Category:1909 births|Strauss, Harry]]

Erwin Strauss (350 bytes)
1: '''Erwin S. Strauss''' is an [[United States|American]] [[author]].
8: [[Category:American writers|Strauss, Erwin S.]]

Leo Strauss (10391 bytes)
1: ...ar [[Marburg]]), [[Hessen]], [[Germany]], to Hugo Strauss and Jennie David.
3: ... frequently during his youth and early adulthood. Strauss received his higher education within the German u...
5: ...me a US citizen and from [[1949]] until [[1968]], Strauss served as a member of the faculty of the [[Univer...
7: ...le the central character of Ravelstein represents Strauss' protegé [[Allan Bloom]].
11: ...dernism|modern society]] and [[philosophy]]. Some Straussians believe that "universal principles of right" ...

Alvin M. Strauss (606 bytes)
1: ...tects in [[Chicago]] and [[Fort Wayne, Indiana]]. Strauss founded his own practice in Fort Wayne in [[1918]...
3: [[Category:1895 births|Strauss, Alvin M.]]
4: [[Category:1958 deaths|Strauss, Alvin M.]]

Victoria Strauss (313 bytes)
1: '''Victoria Strauss''' is a [[fantasy]] [[author]]. She also runs [ht...
5: [http://www.sff.net/people/victoriastrauss/ Official site]
8: [[Category:Fantasy writers|Strauss, Victoria]]

Nathan Strauss (266 bytes)
1: '''Nathan Strauss''' was a [[Jew|Jewish]]-[[American]] [[philanthro...
5: [[Category:United States Jewish history|Strauss, Nathan]]
6: [[Category:Israeli history|Strauss, Nathan]]

David Strauss (10219 bytes)
1: '''David Friedrich Strauss''' ([[January 27]], [[1808]] - [[February 8]], [[...
3: ...dition as well as to classical ones. In [[1825]], Strauss entered the [[University of Tübingen]]. The profe...
10: ...t also the element of direct divine intervention. Strauss dispels the actuality of the stories as "happenin...
12: In [[1837]], Strauss replied to his critics with the book ''Streuschri...
13: In 1840 and the following year Strauss published his ''On Christian Doctrine'' (''Christ...

Eduard Strauss (2722 bytes)
1: ...ann Strauss II]] and [[Josef Strauss]] formed the Strauss musical dynasty. The family dominated the [[Vienn...
3: ...e more popular polkas that he ever penned for the Strauss Orchestra, which he continued to conduct until it...
5: ... of his name. The rivalry was to extend until the Strauss Orchestra was disbanded.
7: ...he eldest son, Johann Strauss III was to lead the Strauss revival well into the 20th century.
9: ...cide on retirement. In [[1901]], he disbanded the Strauss Orchestra and returned to [[Vienna]] where he die...

Richard Strauss (7301 bytes)
1: [[Image:Strauss_r.jpg|right|Richard Strauss]]
3: '''Richard Strauss''' ([[June 11]], [[1864]] – [[September 8]]...
5: ...ichard Wagner]]'s nieces. It was he who first got Strauss seriously interested in the music of Wagner.
9: ...considered crazy by thousands of his fellow men." Strauss went on to write a series of other tone poems, in...
13: ... however some of the outcry may have stemmed from Strauss's use of dissonance, rarely heard then at the ope...

Bruce Strauss (2751 bytes)
1: '''Bruce Strauss''' (born [[February 6]], [[1952]] in [[Omaha, Neb...
3: ...at has lost by knockout in every [[continent]]''. Strauss apparently does not mind mockery at his expense: ...
5: ... 1]] of [[1976]], in [[Oklahoma City, Oklahoma]], Strauss debuted as a professional boxer, outpointing [[Ga...
7: To his credit, Strauss fought a number of top challengers and world cham...
11: Strauss officially had a record of 76 wins, 53 losses and...

Andrew Strauss (6912 bytes)
6: name = Andrew Strauss |
35: source = http://uk.cricinfo.com/db/PLAYERS/ENG/S/STRAUSS_AJ_01007023/
37: '''Andrew John Strauss''' (born in [[Johannesburg]], [[South Africa]] on [[2 March]], [[1977]...
39: Strauss made his [[One-day International]] debut for [[En...
41: As an [[batsman|opening batsman]], Strauss has shown calmness and authority when batting, as...

Strauss and Howe (12663 bytes)
1: ... on [[generation]]s and history. According to the Strauss and Howe theory of history, historical eras run i...
5: Strauss and Howe's first joint book, [[Generations_(book)...
7: ...'Generations''. In writing ''The Fourth Turning'' Strauss and Howe identified six new generations (going ba...
11: According to the Strauss and Howe theory, history goes through four types ...
13: ... back to another Unravelling. In ''Generations'', Strauss and Howe began the Unravelling at [[1982]], but i...

Franz Strauss (503 bytes)
3: ...aps most famous for being the father of [[Richard Strauss]] the well known composer. He was himself an acco...
6: ...org/RESOURCES/famous/F-Strauss.html The IHS Franz Strauss Bio]
8: [[Category:1822 births|Strauss, Franz]]
9: [[Category:1905 deaths|Strauss, Franz]]

Levi Strauss (1292 bytes)
1: :''Alternative meaning: [[Claude Lévi-Strauss]], the French anthropologist''.
3: [[image:levistrauss.jpg|right|Levi Strauss]]
4: '''Levi Strauss''' ([[February 26]], [[1829]]–[[September 2...
6: ...auss''' in [[Buttenheim]], Bavaria. In [[1847]], Strauss, his mother and two sisters moved to [[New York, ...
8: ...and opened a dry goods wholesale business, [[Levi Strauss & Co.]], selling to small stores in [[California]...

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