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roughly comparable to the
historical titles of Lord
Protector in England,
Statthalter in the Holy
Roman Empire and Governor-general of Norway. Stadtholder...
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title used in the
German Empire and
later in **** Germany. The
office of
Statthalter des
Reiches (otherwise
known as Reichsstatthalter) was
instituted in...
- 1918, was
ruled by
several governors (later
referred to by the
title of
statthalter) from the
September 1772
Partitions of
Poland until the
dissolution of...
- 1908) was an Austro-Hungarian
Polish aristocrat and
politician who was
Statthalter of the
Kingdom of
Galicia and
Lodomeria from 1903
until his ********ination...
- Gerd R. (1991).
Numismatische Studien zur
Chronologie der römischen
Statthalter in
Kleinasien (122 v. Chr.-163 n. Chr.). Saarbrücker
Druckerei und Verlag...
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separate Austrian Kronland 'crown land'
under a Landespräsident (not a
Statthalter, as in
other crown lands) and was
declared the
Duchy of
Bukovina Herzogtum...
-
services are ****igned by the
collegiate to the two Landammänner and the
Statthalter. As of
December 2021[update],
Appenzell Inner-Rhodes'
State Commission...
- and 1831 he
acted as Duke-Governor (Polish: książę-namiestnik, German:
Statthalter) of the
Grand Duchy of Posen, an
autonomous province of the
Kingdom of...
- Eck,
Werner (1982). "Jahres- und
Provinzialfasten der
senatorischen Statthalter von 69/70 bis 138/139". Chiron. 12: 281–362. ISBN 3406078524. ISSN 0069-3715...
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weard "warden, keeper";
corresponding to Dutch: stadhouder,
German Statthalter "place holder", a
Germanic parallel to
French lieutenant. The Old English...
