People of Medieval Germany

Albert I, German King and Duke of Austria, was the founder of the greatness of the house of Habsburg. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Albert I, surnamed The Bear, was the founder of the margraviate of Brandenburg. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

This article from the 1911 Encyclopedia discusses Albert III, Duke of Saxony, younger son of Frederick II, surnamed the Courageous.

Albert III, Elector of Brandenberg, was one of the most prominent princes of the 15th century. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Albert of Aix was the author of a history of the First Crusade that was widely known in the Middle Ages. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Albert married Margaret, but was infatuated with Kunigunde. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Archbishop Albert of Mainz was deeply involved in events of the Reformation. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Albert rejected the order of Teutonic Knights and converted to Protestantism. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Erasmus Alberus was one of Luther's most active helpers in the Reformation. An article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

Albrecht Altdorfer was a painter, engraver, and city architect. Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.

A life-long supporter of Martin Luther, Nicolaus von Amsdorf took part in founding Jena University. Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia.