- The von
Quitzow family is a
German noble family,
which originated from Brandenburg. The
family came to
power in the late
fourteenth and
early fifteenth...
- for at
least four
generations of the
Boynton family (later
known as the
Quitzow and
Braun family), and was last sold in 1994 to the
Getty family. It was...
- the
rebellious nobility of the
March of
Brandenburg (in particular, the
Quitzow family) and, in the end,
restored security.
Frederick also
became a member...
- just
three months old, her
father received a
pastorate at the
church in
Quitzow [de] (a
district of
Perleberg in Brandenburg),
which was then in East Germany...
-
control over
Brandenburg in 1411.
Rebellious landed nobility such as the
Quitzow family opposed his appointment, but
Frederick overpowered these knights...
-
Wends in 929. Frederick,
Count of Zollern,
confiscated it from the von
Quitzow family in 1420 for
their part in the
uprising of the
Wendish nobility,...
- Berlin-Brandenburg and the
family moved to a
rectory in the
village of
Quitzow near Perleberg.
Pastors took
various positions in
their willingness to...
- barons,
especially the Gans zu
Putlitz family and
their v****als, the von
Quitzows. When Frederick,
Count of
Zollern was
appointed Margrave in 1411, he faced...
- Prohibition,
wineries such as Bundschu, Foppiano, Korbel, Simi, Gundlach,
Quitzow and
Sebastiani were
established that
still exist. In the 1920s
there were...
-
Gabriel Kaas,
ceded Tybjerggaard to
Frederik Quitzow in
exchange for
other property in 1596.
Quitzow had no
children either and
Tybjerggaard was therefore...
