Anthony Ulrich of Brunswick
Prussian nobleman and political figure
Born
1714
311 years ago
Died
May 4th, 1774
250 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Germany
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A Prussian nobleman played a role in the political landscape of Germany during the 18th century. As a member of the House of Brunswick, engaged in various political matters and familial alliances. His life was marked by connections to other European nobility, and he navigated the complexities of court politics during a time of significant change in Europe. His lineage contributed to the ongoing dynastic politics of the region, influencing ties between powerful families.
Served as Duke of Brunswick
Engaged in European noble alliances
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