Alfred is an old Germanic name meaning wise counsel. Alfred comes from Ælfræd which is Old English. It literally means Elf (Ælf) Council (Ræd). The Elves were wise supernatural beings, so to have their advice would make it "wise council".
I wonder if you mean Alfred the Great, because Alexander the Great was Greek, born around 372 BC. Alfred the Great became King in 871 AD.
Alfred Jodl was a Nazi general in WW2.
The phone number of the Alfred Box Of Books Library is: 607-587-9290.
Alfred Wegener married Else Koppe in 1912.
Alfred wegner Alfred wegner
The name Alfred means "counselor."
Do you mean Alfred Pennyworth, or Lucius Fox? They're both awesome!
If you mean season four of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, then yes it was released.
If you mean Alfred Wegener, the meteorologist and explorer, he was born and raised in Berlin, Germany, but lived most of his life in Hamburg,Germany.
Did you mean Plate Tectonics Theory? - Plate Tectonics Theory is the combination of Continental Drift and Ocean/Sea Floor Spreading. BTW. The scientist who started it is Howard Baker continued by Alfred Wegener.
If you mean people talking, it was "The Jazz Singer" by Alfred A. Cohn
Alfred is an old Germanic name meaning wise counsel. Alfred comes from Ælfræd which is Old English. It literally means Elf (Ælf) Council (Ræd). The Elves were wise supernatural beings, so to have their advice would make it "wise council".
Consider this example: if Mr Smith (born 1943) had one child, Alfred b. 1965, and Alfred had 2 children Beatrice b. 1989 and Clive b. 1994 - Beatrice & Clive being Mr. Smith's grandchildren - assuming Alfred, Beatrice & Clive were alive at Mr. Smith's death and Alfred was named (for ease of explanation) the sole beneficiary. If on Mr. Smith's death in 2000, his will had a clause 'surviving issue of [my] beneficiary'... this would mean Beatrice and Clive as they were the issue of Alfred who were alive on the date of Mr. Smith's death.
Alfred Centworth His name is Alfred Pennyworth
I think you mean 1896, it was Alfred Nobel, the inventor of Dynamite.
39 Steps (movie by Alfred Hitchcock)
Alfred Fantozzi has written: 'Alfred Fantozzi'