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Also Known As Theodor Neuhoff
Born August 24, 1694 or August 25, 1694 • Cologne • Germany
Died December 11, 1756 • London • England
Title / Office king (1736-1743), Corsica
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Johann Friedrich Cotta, Freiherr von Cottendorf
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Johann Christoph Blumhardt
German theologian
Pina Bausch
German ballet dancer and choreographer
Bernard II
German duke
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German engraver
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German logician
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German publisher [1796–1863]
August Boeckh
German scholar
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German publisher [1631–1692]
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