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Latest revision as of 10:54, 29 December 2023
* March 3, 1667 in Hoff, East Pomerania; † April 30, 1728 in Vienna, the most influential minister of Augustus II the Strong and his army chief
- Jakob Heinrich von Flemming
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| English | Jacob Heinrich von Flemming |
* March 3, 1667 in Hoff, East Pomerania; † April 30, 1728 in Vienna, the most influential minister of Augustus II the Strong and his army chief |
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- ruwiki Флемминг, Якоб Генрих фон
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