Konrad I of Bohemia (165 bytes)
1: ...onths in [[1092]] and the brother of [[Vratislav II]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[Category:Dukes of Bohemia]]

Konrad Lorenz (7136 bytes)
1: ...t|350px|Konrad Z Lorenz being followed by his imprinted geese]]
3: ..., his empirical contributions remain of the first importance.
5: ...in Austria. He died on [[February 27]], [[1989]], in Altenberg.
7: ...ed "for discoveries in individual and social behavior patterns".
9: ... [[Sir Julian Sorell Huxley]] (grandson of "[[Darwin's Bulldog]]", [[Thomas Henry Huxley]]).

Konrad Grob (1087 bytes)
1: ...ozzi]] with the orphans in [[Stans]]'' (detail), oil on canvas, [[1879]]]]
2: ...e he opened his own [[atelier]] and where he died in 1904.
4: ...''Öffentliche Kunstsammlung'' (the Museum of Art) of [[Basel]].
6: ==External link==
7: ...tes/d/D22024.html Swiss Historical Encyclopedia] (in [[German language|German]]).

Konrad Rudnicki (394 bytes)
1: '''Konrad Rudnicki''' is a [[Poland|Polish]] astronomer.
3: ...y of astronomy – and has had a comet named after him.
5: ...nced a new hypothesis on the structure of [[galactic clusters]].
7: [[Category:Polish astronomers|Konrad Rudnicki]]

Konrad Adenauer (12976 bytes)
1: ...ding="2" cellspacing="0" align="right" style="margin-left:1em"
2: |+ <font size="+1">'''Konrad Adenauer'''</font>
4: ...center" colspan="2" | [[Image:Konrad_Adenauer.jpg|Konrad Adenauer]]<br>
6: ! align="left" | Order:
7: ...hancellor of Germany<br>(1st of the Federal Republic)

Konrad I of Masovia (1012 bytes)
1: ...azowiecki.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Konrad I Mazowiecki]]
2: ...]] and granted lands to Teutionic Order and [[Bracia Dobrzynscy]].
4: ...ventual loss of [[Pomorze]] and [[Prusy]] territories by Poland.
7: {{Kings and Dukes of Poland}}
8: [[Category:Dukes of Masovia]]

Konrad Morgen (256 bytes)
1: [[SS]] judge. [[de:Wikipedia:Konrad Morgen]]
3: ... justice during the [[Nazi]] era, and it was not disproved.

Konrad I of Thuringia (652 bytes)
1: ... the [[Teutonic Knights|Teutonic Order]] (''Hochmeister''), from [[1239]] to [[1240]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: {| width="75%" cellpadding="10" border="2" align="center"
6: ...5%" align="center" | Predecessor:<br>'''[[Hermann of Salza]]'''
7: ...nt|Grand Master]] of the [[Teutonic Knights|Teutonic Order]]<br>'''[[1239]]-[[1240]]'''

Konrad I of Thuringia (652 bytes)
1: ... the [[Teutonic Knights|Teutonic Order]] (''Hochmeister''), from [[1239]] to [[1240]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: {| width="75%" cellpadding="10" border="2" align="center"
6: ...5%" align="center" | Predecessor:<br>'''[[Hermann of Salza]]'''
7: ...nt|Grand Master]] of the [[Teutonic Knights|Teutonic Order]]<br>'''[[1239]]-[[1240]]'''

Konrad I of Thuringia (652 bytes)
1: ... the [[Teutonic Knights|Teutonic Order]] (''Hochmeister''), from [[1239]] to [[1240]].
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: {| width="75%" cellpadding="10" border="2" align="center"
6: ...5%" align="center" | Predecessor:<br>'''[[Hermann of Salza]]'''
7: ...nt|Grand Master]] of the [[Teutonic Knights|Teutonic Order]]<br>'''[[1239]]-[[1240]]'''

Konrad Zuse (8246 bytes)
1: ...gram-controlled computer, the [[Z3 computer|Z3]], in [[1941]].
3: ...his lifetime and did not directly influence early implemented languages.
5: ...of a ''Calculating Space'' (a computation-based universe).
7: ...ll as the Z4, in the [[Deutsches Museum]] in [[Munich]].
9: ==Pre-WWII work and the Z1==

Konrad Henlein (3428 bytes)
1: ...lovakia]] and leader of [[Sudeten German]] separatists.
3: ...n active part in the [[Sudeten German]] communal life.
5: ...the Sudetenland, a position he held until the end of the war.
7: ...ith his broken glasses. He was buried anonymously in the Plze&#328; Central Cemetery.
10: * [[Germans in Czechoslovakia (1918-1938)]]

Christoph Konrad (356 bytes)
1: ...nservative]] [[Christian Democratic Union]], part of the [[European People's Party]].
4: ...f the European Parliament from Germany|Konrad, Christoph]]

Konrad Mägi (2196 bytes)
1: ...15]], [[1925]]) was an [[Estonia]]n landscape [[painter]].
3: ...e was keenly engaged in theater, violin play and different sports.
5: ... at a free academy. In [[1908]]–[[1910]] he lived in [[Norway]].
7: In [[1912]], he returned to Tartu. He worked there ...
9: ... sensitive Estonian painters of the first decades of the [[20th century]].

Konrad Kujau (602 bytes)
1: ...of fraud in [[1985]], and served three years in prison.
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[Category:1938 births|Kujau, Konrad]]
6: [[Category:2000 deaths|Kujau, Konrad]]
9: [[de:Konrad Kujau]]

Konrad von Marburg (4820 bytes)
1: ...d for the early death that these methods brought him.
3: ...accompanying [[Medieval Inquisition]], was one of Konrad's early supporters.
5: ...has been diagnosed in Konrad's behavior towards Elizabeth.
7: ...gh an area almost invariably caused widespread panic.
9: ...s may or may not have been in the service of Heinrich.

Konrad Emil Bloch (1384 bytes)
1: ...00]]) was a German-American [[biochemistry|biochemist]].
3: ...ry]] in 1954, a post he held until his retirement in 1982
5: ... of the [[cholesterol]] and [[fatty acid]] metabolism.
7: ...ington]], [[Massachusetts]] of congestive heart failure.
9: [[Category:1912 births|Bloch, Konrad Emil]]

Konrad Ernst Ackermann (2972 bytes)
1: ...rmann''' family was a [[Germany|German]] actor family troupe from the [[18th century]].
3: == Konrad Ernst Ackermann ==
5: ...[[Moscow]] where they marry. They left [[Russia]] in [[1751]] and founded the famous Ackermann troupe...
7: ...as [[Friedrich Ludwig Schröder]] and [[Konrad Eckhof]].
9: == Sophie Charlotte Ackermann ==

Konrad von Würzburg (3354 bytes)
1: ...ef [[Germany|German]] [[poet]] of the second half of the [[13th century]].
3: ...in so rapidly in [[Middle High German]] poetry during the 13th century.
5: ...so many of his contemporaries, to usurp the place of poetry.
7: ...; the ''Klage der Kunst'', an allegorical defence of poetry.
9: ...the best poems of its kind in Middle High German literature.

Heinrich Philipp Konrad Henke (1257 bytes)
1: ...er on church history, was born at Hehlen, [[Brunswick]].
3: ...was appointed principal of the Carolinum in Brunswick as well.
5: ...for fullness, accuracy and artistic composition. His other works are:
6: ...nta institutionum fidei Christianae historico-criticarum'' (1783)
7: *''Opuscula academica'' (1802)

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