„Friedrich liebte den schönen,, umgänglichen und klugen Mann von Anfang an bis zu dessen Tod mit immer gleichbleibender Kraft.“ And „Am 9. April 1757 schied Fredersdorff (here spelled with two f) auf eigenen Wunsch aus dem Amt.“
YES! I just get excited every time you find another source that doesn't back up this embezzlement thing :)
Yes, Italian. Maledetto!
OK, this is not great for our sensationalist scholarly work (although you seem to be doing great judging from the downstream comments) but I have to say I laughed really hard at this.
The preface is in German, and btw quotes an extremely complimentary remark by Lehndorff on him, properly footnoted, which is how I learn Lehndorff‘s retirement diaries were published as well by the same editor as his chamberlain years ones, in Gotha 1921. (Apparantely WWI didn‘t stop the 1907 readers from demanding more Lehndorff, and post WWI, Schmidt-Lötzen obliged. I sympathize, early 20th century readers.)
:D I also sympathize, early 20th century readers!! :D (I had assumed that no one would be interested in his retirement diaries!)
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YES! I just get excited every time you find another source that doesn't back up this embezzlement thing :)
Yes, Italian. Maledetto!
OK, this is not great for our sensationalist scholarly work (although you seem to be doing great judging from the downstream comments) but I have to say I laughed really hard at this.
The preface is in German, and btw quotes an extremely complimentary remark by Lehndorff on him, properly footnoted, which is how I learn Lehndorff‘s retirement diaries were published as well by the same editor as his chamberlain years ones, in Gotha 1921. (Apparantely WWI didn‘t stop the 1907 readers from demanding more Lehndorff, and post WWI, Schmidt-Lötzen obliged. I sympathize, early 20th century readers.)
:D I also sympathize, early 20th century readers!! :D (I had assumed that no one would be interested in his retirement diaries!)