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Opperhoofd is a
Dutch word (plural opperhoofden) that
literally translates to "upper-head",
meaning "supreme headman". The
Danish cognate overhoved, which...
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Thomas Brock (died 23
March 1745) was the
second of four
Opperhoveds to run the
Danish Gold
Coast in 1745. He
served the
shortest period of time, from...
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Danes had been
designated as commander.
While Peter With (1677–1681) was
Opperhoved in Friedensborg,
Johann Ulrich served as
commander at Fort Christiansborg...
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established Dansborg and
installed Captain Roland ****pé as the
first governor (
opperhoved) of
Danish India. The
treaty was
renewed on 30 July 1621, and afterwards...
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African colonialism. The
title of its
chief colonial administrator was
opperhoved (singular;
sometimes rendered in
English as
station chief)
since 1658...
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Tylleman (died 6
October 1698) was an
Opperhoved of the
Danish Gold Coast, a
Danish Crown Colony.[citation needed] He
governed from the colony's capital...
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Heinrich Carloff,
Opperhoved 1659
Samuel Schmidt,
Opperhoved 1659 to 1662 Jost Cramer,
Opperhoved 1662 to 1668
Henning Albrecht,
Opperhoved 1668 to 1674...
- war, eine faktorei, die 1721/2 nach
einem streit zwischen dem
Danischen opperhoved und dem
lokalen machthaber aufgegeben werden musste [The
Danish governor...
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house which has
belonged to the
Governor of
Danish India, who was
styled Opperhoved, and
after their exit in 1845, to the
British administrator of the colony...
- Normally, the
chief administrator of the
Danish Gold
Coast was
titled Opperhoved. It was only with
Christian Tychsen, who was
appointed in 1766, that the...
