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Kammermohr (or Hofmohr; pl. Kammermohren, lit. "chamber-black") was a German-language term
since the 18th
century for a
court servant of
black skin colour...
- Couchi; 1747 or 1750 – 1822),
known as Badin, was a
Swedish court servant (
Kammermohr) and diarist.
Originally a slave, he was the
foster son and
servant of...
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people in the
western Mediterranean.
Other similarly derived words include Kammermohr, Matamoros, Maure, Mohr im Hemd, Moresca, Moresche, Moresque, Moreška...
- 56–76. Firla,
Monika (2002). "Anton
Wilhelm Amo (Nzema, Rep. Ghana) —
Kammermohr,
Privatdozent für Philosophie, Wahrsager" [Anton
Wilhelm Amo (Nzema, Rep...
- Afro-German
Ignatius Fortuna († 1789),
Kammermohr...
- of the
Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, by
Frans van Stampart, c. 1730
Kammermohr Adelson 2005, p. 4
Ikengainc staff 2013. Talkenberger,
Heike (2018). "Spaßmacher...
- few
clever little African slaves" for the Tsar's
palace in Moscow; a
Kammermohr was a
common feature of
European courts of the time, as an
exotic symbol...
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Bruin (c. 1700–1766),
earlier called Tabo Jansz, was an
enslaved servant (
kammermohr) of
Dutch politician Adriaan van Bredehoff [nl]. Born in
Africa and enslaved...
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western Mediterranean.
Other similarly derived words include Blackamoor,
Kammermohr, Matamoros, Maure, Mohr im Hemd, Moresche, Moresque, Moreška, Morianbron...
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western Mediterranean.
Other similarly derived words include Blackamoor,
Kammermohr, Matamoros, Maure, Mohr im Hemd, Moresca, Moresche, Moreška, Morianbron...
