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Charter: Meklenburgisches Urkundenbuch, 1863 (Google data) 268
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Albert, Graf von Orlamünde und Holstein, bestätigt dem Kloster Neumünster Schenkungen in Flintbek, Ascheberg, Korau, Brügge und Eiderstedt.
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Meklenburgisches Urkundenbuch - Band I -, Nr. 268, S. 323
 
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        — — Testes: dominus Bertoldus Lubicensis episcopus, Cuno Racesburgensis canonicus — — —.

        Gedruckt bei: Westphalen II, p. 28; Lappenberg, Hamb. ÜB. I, S. 390.

        leklnkirgiickei Crlandei - Bach I. 32

        250 1220. 265

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        Places
        • Ascheberg
          • Brügge
            • Eiderstedt
              • Flintbek
                • Holstein
                  • Kloster Neumünster
                    • Korau
                      • Orlamünde
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                        • Albert, Graf von Orlamünde und Holstein
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