Title: Emil Marschalk von Ostheim
Content:  Emil Freiherr Marschalk von Ostheim (16 April 1841, Bamberg - 7 July 1903, Bamberg) was a German historian, numismatist and collector. His book collection can be found at Bamberg State Library. <!---Er besaß eine herausragende Franconia-Sammlung.
Title: Emil Marschalk von Ostheim
Content:  Erst vier Jahre nach Marschalks Tod, also im Jahr 1907, wurde aus seinem Vermögen die „Marschalk-von-Ostheim'sche Stiftung zur Förderung und Mehrung des Bamberger Kunst- und Kulturbesitzes“ eingerichtet, aus der noch heute Stipendien an junge Wissenschaftler und Künstler (bis zum Alter von 30 Jahren) gezahlt werden. Das Stiftungsvolumen hat allerdings durch die Inflation und zwei Weltkriege erhebliche Einbußen erlitten. Marschalks Wohnhaus in der Sophienstraße 1 (heute Willy-Lessing-Straße) wurde 1903 vom Bamberger Bankhaus A. E. Wassermann erworben. --->
Title: Christoph von Marschall
Content:  Christoph von Marschall was born in 1959 in Freiburg im Breisgau. From there, he studied Eastern European history and political science in Freiburg, Mainz, and Cracow, and earned a doctorate in Eastern European history from Freiburg University in 1988. Soon afterwards, he became a foreign correspondent in Hungary for the Süddeutsche Zeitung and remained in this job until 1991. While there, he also worked for the Deutschlandfunk radio service and the magazine Cicero. In 1999, Marschall was awarded a Kellen Fellowship that enabled him to spend one month working at The New Republic and a further month at The Wisconsin State Journal. In 2002, Marschall received the George F. Kennan German-American Commentary Award of the Foreign Office for a commentary post related to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. In 2007, Marschall wrote a book 
Title: Helmuth Osthoff
Content:  with Wilhelm Klatte, piano with James Kwast and conducting with Gustav Brecher, which he completed both privately and at the Berlin Stern Conservatory, he was initially répétiteur at the Leipzig Opera from 1923 to 1926 under Generalmusikdirektor Gustav Brecher. In 1926 Osthoff was appointed assistant to Arnold Schering at the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg and followed him in 1928 as his senior assistant at the Department of Music History of the Berlin University. After Osthoff had habilitated in 1932 with the essay Die Niederländer und das deutsche Lied, he took over the music historical editing in 1935. At the end of 1937 he was appointed to the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, first as a 
Title: Heinrich Marschner
Content:  Marschner was born in Zittau and was originally intended for a legal career. After a meeting with Beethoven around 1815–16, he decided to devote himself to music and became a private music teacher in Bratislava. From 1821 he worked as a stage composer and conductor at the municipal theatres in Dresden (from 1821), Leipzig (from 1827), and the Court Theatre at Hanover (from 1830), where the opera Hans Heiling (1833) established his name among the leading German opera composers of the time. He died in Hanover.
Title: Marcus Kalisch
Content:  Marcus Kalisch (or Moritz) (May 16, 1828 &ndash; August 25, 1885) was a Jewish scholar born in Treptow, Pomerania, and died in Derbyshire, England. He was educated at Berlin University, where he studied classics, philology, and the Semitic languages, and at the Rabbinical College of Berlin. In 1848 he obtained degrees at Berlin and at Halle, and in the same year took part in the European struggle for freedom that resulted in the émeute of 1848. He was one of the pioneers of the critical study of the Old Testament in England. At one time he was secretary to the Chief Rabbi; 
Title: Jacob Marschak
Content:  Born in a Jewish family of Kiev, Jacob Marschak (until 1933 Jakob) was the son of a jeweller. During his studies he joined the social democratic Menshevik Party, becoming a member of the Menshevik International Caucus. In 1918 he was the labor minister in the Terek Soviet Republic. In 1919 he emigrated to Germany, where he studied at the University of Berlin and the University of Heidelberg. In 1922–1926 he was a journalist, and in 1928 he joined the new Kiel Institut für Weltwirtschaft. With the gathering Nazi storm, he emigrated to England, where he went to Oxford to teach at the Oxford Institute 
Title: Andreas Marschall
Content:  Marschall was born in Trnava, Hungary. He later worked as a cabinetmaker at various piano factories in Germany. He came to Copenhagen in 1810 where he initially worked for around a year for instrument maker Peter Uldall before starting his own piano workshop in 1812. It developed into the leading manufacturer in Denmark of its time. In 1825–26, Marschall installed the country's first hot air-ventilation system to speed up the process of drying the lumber needed for construction of his instruments.
Title: Nicola Marschall
Content:  On March 16, 1829, Marschall was born in St. Wendel, Germany, to a wealthy Prussian family of tobacco merchants. In 1849, Marschall emigrated to the United States through New Orleans, Louisiana, headed for the home of a relative in Mobile, Alabama. In 1851, Marschall relocated to Marion, Alabama, where he began teaching art first at his portrait studio, and then at the Marion Female Seminary. During this time he briefly returned to Germany to further his art technique. Mary Clay Lockett, wife of prominent Marion attorney Napoleon Lockett, requested of Marschall to take part in the competition to create a new flag to 
Title: Helmuth Osthoff
Content:  was "one of the best representatives of his field". After the end of the war and the conclusion of the denazification proceedings, Osthoff was able to resume teaching at the musicological seminar in Frankfurt am Main in 1948. In 1950 he became personal Ordinarius and in 1959 titular professor. He undertook various research trips on the history of the Franco-Flemish music of the 15th and 16th centuries. After his Emeritus in 1964, he moved to Würzburg in 1973, where he worked on a volume of cantatas for the Neue Bach-Ausgabe until shortly before his death Osthoff was the father of the musicologist Wolfgang Osthoff (1927−2008). He died in Würzburg at the age of 86.

Question: In what city was Emil Marschalk von Ostheim born?
Answer: Bamberg.
Town of Bamberg.