Hall
In architecture, a hall is a relatively large space enclosed by a roof and walls. In the Iron Age and early Middle Ages in northern Europe, a mead hall was where a lord and his retainers ate and also slept.
People born in Hall (First 49 people) - Page 14
Erik Silfversparre
Swedish military personnel
Margareta Silfversparre
Torgny Mogren
Olympic athlete
Jonas Wenström
Swedish engineer
Ulrica Messing
Former Minister for Infrastructure of Sweden
Marja Elfman
Margaretha Heijkenskjöld
Swedish traveler
Zübeyde Gillström (Zubeyde . . .
Televizyon sunucusu
Zubeyde Simsek (Zübeyde Gillström)
Swedish television presenter
Göran Magnusson
Politician
zubeyde simsek
Television presenter
Anna Veith
Austrian former alpine ski racer
Coshiva
Austrian musician
Andrina Mracnikar
Film director
Stefan Ilsanker
Austrian football player
Herbert Fux
Austrian film actor
Agnes Primocic
Austrian Politician
Thomas Stangassinger
Olympic athlete
Erhard Riedlsperger
Film director
Judith Wiesner
Tennis player
Georg Lienbacher
Politician
Otto Kruse
German psychologist
Franz Albert Eder
Roland Adrowitzer
Television presenter
Andreas Döllerer
Cooks
Alarich Lenz
Austrian film editor
Herbert Ilsanker
Goalkeeper
Mark Gerstorfer
Film producer
Florian Seer
Dominik Lechner
Austrian football player
Raffaela Schaidreiter
Journalist
LappNils
Swedish musician
Lapp- Nils
Swedish musician
Adolf Winkelmann
German film director
Karl-Heinz Munk
Édouard Louis
French writer
Peter-Jürgen Schneider
German politician
Didier Vanoverschelde
French cyclist
Elisabeth Krojer
Actor
Carl Gustaf Frölich
Military personnel
Nicolaus Bothvidi Rising
Swedish priest
Emerentia Rosenstråle, heiress of Svarttorp manor
Vendela Emanuelsson
Author
Märta Rosenstråle
Carl Otto von Segebaden
Civil servant
Beaumont Smith
Australian film director
Logan Ondrusek
Baseball pitcher
