Frau von Knyphausen aquired the property from none other than the von Blaspiels, aka Manteuffel's recently locked up in Spandau and then released and exiled mistress and spy Frau von Blaspiel and her husband the fired Minister of War (whose job now was held by Herr von Knyphausen).
Ahh, nice! So wait, Blaspiel was fired and replaced by Knyphausen, who was fired in 1730--do we know who his replacement was?
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Ahh, nice! So wait, Blaspiel was fired and replaced by Knyphausen, who was fired in 1730--do we know who his replacement was?
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Okay, Lavisse says, "Cnyphausen had been sent away, and replaced by Grumbkow's son-in-law." Podewils, then.