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 232
Simón Bajour
Argentine Violinist
Chanoch Henoch Bornsztain
Rabbi
Zbigniew Lech
Politician
Karol Ziemski
Polish officer
Lucjan Sobczyk
Polish chemist
Eustachy Rylski
Screenwriter
Stanisława Rodzińska (Julia Rodzińska)
Stanisława Rodzińska
Jan Kanty Krasicki
Politician
Stanisław Czycz
Polish poet
Jan Bobek
Helmut Jan Sobeczko
Author
Bruno Bielawski
Biographer
Walter Kollo
German composer
Marek Kisieliński
Musical artist
Ferdinand Gregorovius
German historian
Adrian Budakow
Action star
Piotr Gabryel
Polish journalist
Piotr Jankowski
Cardiologist
Józef Roszyński
Andrzej Kraśnicki
President of the Polish Olympic Committee
Krzysztof Majkowski
Polish ice hockey player
Heinrich Lissauer
German neurologist
Rita Kuczynski
German author
Jürgen Nicolai
Ornithologist
Wilhelm Kotarbiński
Polish painter
Adam Borys
Military officer
Zygmunt Pytko
Polish sportsperson
Dionizy Czachowski
Lech Zabierek
Athlete
Damian Zimoń
Archbishop
Ernest Habicht
Polish jurist
Michal Dočolomanský
Slovak actor
Miklosz Deki Czureja
Composer
Henryk Niedźwiedzki
Boxer
Ksawery Chłapowski
Günter Blobel
American-German biologist
Adolf Dygasiński
Polish novelist
Lidia Milka-Wieczorkiewicz
Former Poland Ambassador to Algeria
Danuta Nowicka
Deputy of the Sejm of Poland
Antoni Jacek Zimniak
Danuta Barbara Dziekańska
Polish architect
Daniel Casper von Lohenstein
Playwright
Jo Brauner
German anchorman
Paweł Sibik
Polish football player
Hans-Friedrich Ploetz
German jurist
Paul Gildner
Military personnel
