-
Confederation has been:
Erster Landammann (in German)/ (in French)
Premier Landamman 'First
official of the country': 23
November 1801 - 6
February 1802 Aloys...
-
magistrate of a
Swiss constitutive canton, as in
Aargau 1815–1831 (next
styled Landamman). Bürgermeister (literally: 'master of the citizens'), in German: in Germany...
- the wife of the
deceased baron.
Davos retained its
right to
elect its
Landamman independently. In 1436, the
League of the Ten
Jurisdictions was founded...
- commons; it also
served as the high
court and to
elect representatives, the
Landamman. As free
farmers moved into the
mountain valleys,
construction and maintenance...
-
youngest among them. Furthermore, an
Arnold Winkelried is
again attested as
landamman of
Unterwalden in 1417, it is
clear that
there were at
least two people...
-
state of the
various Swiss (confederal) cantons, with such
styles as
Landamman. The
Cayman Islands were part of the English, and
later British, Empire...
- was re-established on the 21 June 1971 with a
ceremony during which the
Landamman of the
Canton of
Solothurn Willi Ritschard returned the
legal rights over...
- Bern,
which was also
briefly s****ed. The
Helvetic government,
headed by
Landamman Johann Rudolf Dolder,
capitulated militarily on
September 18, but was...
- the Confederation, with the
title Landammann der
Schweiz (in German)/
Landamman de la
Suisse (in French)/Landamano
della Svizzera (in Italian), fell simply...
-
swore the pact. The
first leader of the
League was
Ulrich Beeli, the
Landamman from Davos, and all ****ure
Bundstage (Council Meetings)
occurred in Davos...
