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sometimes Hauptmann ("captain"), who
reported to the lord of the castle, or
Burgherr, also
often known as the
burgrave (Burggraf). The
burgmann may have been...
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Thomas Burgherr (German pronunciation: [ˈtoːmas ˈbʊrɡhɛr]; born 1
August 1962) is a
Swiss businessman and
politician who
currently serves as a
member of...
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aristocracy who was
charged by the
Burgrave or lord of the
castle (the
Burgherr) with the so-called
Burghut or castle-guard. In
other words, his job was...
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Busso VII von
Alvensleben (fl. 1441–1495) was the
Burgherr (Lord) of Kalbe,
Chief Marshall and
Stadtholder of Mark Brandenburg, and
Landeshauptmann of...
