Wisinto of Kremsmünster
Austrian Benedictine saint
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���; roj.: 18. januar 1875, Kranj – Gaštej, Slovenija; um.: 24. marec 1951, Gradec, Štajerska, Avstrija; arheolog; etnograf; čebelar; duhovnik; redovnik; benediktinec