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Knonau is a muni****lity in the
district of
Affoltern in the
canton of Zürich in Switzerland.
Knonau is
first mentioned in 1045 as Ch****wa. In 1223 it...
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Gerold Meyer von
Knonau (2
March 1804 - 1
November 1858) was a
Swiss geographer and
historian whose most
enduring contribution to
scholarship may well...
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recorded as a
judge in Zürich
during 1500–1505. He
married Anna
Meyer of
Knonau in 1500, and
later Elisabeth Klingler,
likely in 1517. He
served in the...
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Knonau is a
railway station in the
Swiss canton of Zurich,
situated in the muni****lity of
Knonau. The
station is
located on the
Zurich to Zug via Affoltern...
- Jori (or von Jori), Kilchsperger, Landenberg, Manesse, Meiss,
Meyer von
Knonau, Mülner, von Orelli. The
Helvetic Revolution of 1798 saw the fall of the...
- east, Hünenberg is to the west, Lake Zug is south, and
Maschwanden and
Knonau in the
Canton of Zürich are to the north. The town has an area of 19.82 km2...
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Swiss Canton of Zürich
through the 15th-18th century,
Gerold Meyer von
Knonau records 1445
executions in total, none of them
being through death by sawing...
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between the
liver and the rib cage,
Koller (2004), p. 145 von
Meyer von
Knonau (1855)p. 176,
column 2,
Example of
thrusting a
roasting spit
through the...
- Grüningen, Greifensee, Eglisau, Regensberg, Andelfingen, Wädenswil, and
Knonau. The city of
Winterthur was
nominally subject to Zürich but
retained far-reaching...
- Staatsarchiv. He
succeeded the
previous "registrar"
historian Gerold Meyer von
Knonau, who was
later given the
title Staatsarchivar (literally:
state archivist)...
