Öland
Öland is an island and province just off the southeast coast of Sweden. On the west coast, the immense Borgholm Castle is the ruins of a structure rebuilt many times since the 12th century. Close by is Solliden Palace, summer residence of the Swedish royal family, with lavish gardens. Southern Öland is dominated by the Great Alvar, a sprawling limestone plain known for its biodiversity, including rare orchid species.
People born in Oland (First 49 people) - Page 175
Wojciech Belon
Polish poet
Jacek Borcuch
Polish actor
Daniel Bloom
Film score composer
Magdalena Rzemek
Singer
Rudolf von Auerswald
Former Minister President of Prussia
Maciej Silski
Polish singer
Rudolf Heidenhain
German physiologist
Magdalena Margulewicz
Polish actor
Koleta Łyszkiewicz
Volleyball player
Patryk Rombel
Handball player
Christoph Wilhelm von Kalckstein
Kurt Röttgers
German philosopher
Adrianna Górna
Handball player
Tomasz Piotr Nowak
Member of Sejm of the Republic of Poland
Wiesław Hartman
Polish olympic athlete
Izabela Tomaszewska
Polish archaeologist
Kurt Knoblauch
Leszek Czarnobaj
Senator of Poland
Heinrich Julian Schmidt
German journalist
Marek Dubieniecki
Marcin Dubieniecki's father
Wlodzislaw Duch
Physicist
Kurt-Jürgen Freiherr von Lützow
Military personnel
waldemar dziki maria robaszkiewicz
Actress
Henryk Gapski
Historian
Józef Krasnowolski
Polish painter
Arkadiusz Ossowski
Polish handball player
Kurt Rosenfeld
German Politician
Jacek Daniluk
Polish equestrian
Arthur Kickton
German architect
Otto von Oehlschläger
Jurist
Walerian Borowczyk
Polish film director
Franciszek Brodniewicz
Polish actor
Rainer Pigulla
German voice actor
Andrzej Kowerski
Polish military personnel
Moshe Biderman
Rebbe
Eugeniusz Bedeniczuk
Olympic athlete
Stanisław Moryto
Rector of Fryderyk Chopin University of Music
Tadeusz Kwaśniak
Jarosław Mika
Polish general
Regina Ogorek
University teacher
Edda Schönherz
Journalist
Piotr Skucha
Heinar Kipphardt
German writer
Gerhard Domagk
German pathologist
Henrique Morelenbaum
Conductor
Czesław Śleziak
Politician
Ivan Georgievitsj Koroljov
Military officer
