User:Max Kaertner
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Interested in European history, especially biographical and institutional aspects and material. Also classical music, and philosophy of the Continental traditions. Occasionally able to make minor contributions to wikipedia articles. Based in Vienna, where the Danube flows, and it sometimes snows!
And now I have decided to place my first article:
- Jean Barrière, one of my favourite classical cello composers, and then I decided to re-vamp the pre-existing page Jean-Baptiste Barrière, and place it there, where it properly belongs that page having previously only mentioned him along with a modern contemporary of the same name who has no wiki-article yet.
I have also made factual additions/amendments to the following:
Classical Composers of Music
Philosophy
Historical Personalities
- Maximilian Karl Lamoral O'Donnell
- Franz Josef I of Austria
- Habsburg
- Karl I of Austria
- Maximilian, Duke of Hohenberg