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least 1140
until the 13th century, and
again from 1807 onwards. The
Liechtensteins acquired land,
predominantly in Moravia,
Lower Austria, Silesia, and...
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- respectively, the
small lordship of Sc****enberg and the
county of Vaduz, the
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without holding any land
directly under the Holy
Roman Emperors, the
Liechtenstein dynasty was unable...
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takes its name, is the
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