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becoming a
Swedish admiral and a
Swedish nobleman under the name Mårten
Anckarhielm. He pla**** an
important role at the
Battle of
Fehmarn 1644. Thijssen...
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explanation for the refusal. The squadron's commander,
Admiral Mårten
Anckarhielm,
explained he had been
given orders from Christina,
Queen of
Sweden not...
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against the
Swedish fleet,
including leased Dutch ships under Mårten
Anckarhielm (previously
Maerten Thijssen). He also
counted on the
forces of Norway...
-
Dutch Vice
Admiral Johan Evertsen (1600–1666), a
Dutch admiral Mårten
Anckarhielm (died 1657), a
Dutch admiral who
entered into
Swedish service Abraham...
- (Blom)
Printz Rodersköld
Hildring Gärffelt
Irving Årrhane
Mannerhielm Anckarhielm Andeflycht Drakenberg Reuter Lofelt Stormhatt Sabelfelt Enhörning Blanckenfjell...
-
admiral Peter Blum on Draken. The
Dutch squadrons were
commanded by Mårten
Anckarhielm (previously
Maerten Thijssen)
onboard Jupiter, vice
admiral Henrik Gerretsen...
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Fleming 1620 Nils Göransson Stiernsköld 1627 Åke
Ulfsparre 1640 Mårten
Anckarhielm 1653 Göran Göransson
Gyllenstierna the
elder 1640 Klas
Hansson Bjelkenstjerna...
- with Ms. Sparre, whom he had two
daughters and one son with. Mårten
Anckarhielm né
Maerten Thijssen (died 1657),
Dutch admiral who
became a
Swedish admiral...
-
Adeler Jurriaen Aernoutsz Philips van
Almonde Laurens Alteras Mårten
Anckarhielm Joris Andringa Gerrit Verdooren van
Asperen Douwe Aukes Hans
Willem van...
- 1594-1660". jmarcussen.dk.
Retrieved December 1, 2018. B. Boëthius. "Mårten
Anckarhielm".
Svenskt biografiskt lexikon.
Retrieved December 1, 2018. H. H. Holta...
