-
known as the
Order of
Saint John or the
Johanniter Order (German:
Johanniterorden), is the
German Protestant branch of the
Knights Hospitaller, the oldest...
-
Order of
Saint John (Bailiwick of Brandenburg), also
known as Der
Johanniterorden, as his father's
successor and his son's predecessor. Wilhelm-Karl...
-
Johanniter Orden (Germany),
Johanniter Orde in
Nederland (Netherland),
Johanniterorden I
Sverige (Sweden), and the Most
Venerable Order of the
Hospital of...
- The
Order of
Saint John in
Sweden (Swedish: (S:t)
Johanniterorden i
Sverige [ˈsǎŋkt ʝʊhanˈîːterˌoːɖɛn ˈiː ˈsvæ̌rʝɛ]) is a
Protestant chivalric order....
- its
member orders in
matters of
common concern, and comprises: The
Johanniterorden (Balley
Brandenburg des
Ritterlichen Ordens Sankt Johannis vom Spital...
- to have had
their commissions canceled,
including Prinz Oskar. The
Johanniterorden (The
Order of
Saint John (Bailiwick of Brandenburg)) was a favourite...
-
successor as Protector, King
Frederick William IV of Prussia,
restored the
Johanniterorden to its
continuing place as the
chief non-Roman
Catholic branch of the...
- Otto von
Bismarck as
Minister President of Prussia,
shown wearing insignia of a
knight of the
Johanniterorden, 1858...
- was
Master of the
Knights (Herrenmeister) of the
Order of St. John (
Johanniterorden). He
received the Pour le Mérite
order in 1915. His body is buried...
- Brandenburg,
during the
Thirty Years' War and
served as the
Master of the
Johanniterorden, the
Bailiwick of
Brandenburg of the
Order of
Saint John (1625−41)...
