Claus Henrik von Vieregg (1655 – 14 July 1713) was a Danish-Norwegian civil servant and viceroy who served as deputy Governor-general of Norway from 1712...
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Stockholm on 16 March 1792, where the king was shot and mortally injured. Hans Henrik von Essen was credited with immediately ordering the doors to the ballroom...
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Frederik Gabel Johan Vibe Ulrik Frederik Valdemar Vice Governors: Claus Henrik Vieregg Frederik Krag Ditlev Vibe Christian Rantzau Vice Governors: Jacob...
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Frederik Gabel Johan Vibe Ulrik Frederik Valdemar Vice Governors: Claus Henrik Vieregg Frederik Krag Ditlev Vibe Christian Rantzau Vice Governors: Jacob...
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from 1713 until 1722. He became Governor-General as successor to Claus Henrik Vieregg (1655–1713) who had died in office. Frederik Krag was married three...
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Frederik Gabel Johan Vibe Ulrik Frederik Valdemar Vice Governors: Claus Henrik Vieregg Frederik Krag Ditlev Vibe Christian Rantzau Vice Governors: Jacob...
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Frederik Gabel Johan Vibe Ulrik Frederik Valdemar Vice Governors: Claus Henrik Vieregg Frederik Krag Ditlev Vibe Christian Rantzau Vice Governors: Jacob...
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was appointed commander-in-chief of the Norwegian army. 4 August - Claus Henrik Vieregg was appointed Vice Steward of Norway. 22 June – Michael Heltzen,...
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Frederik Gabel Johan Vibe Ulrik Frederik Valdemar Vice Governors: Claus Henrik Vieregg Frederik Krag Ditlev Vibe Christian Rantzau Vice Governors: Jacob...
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this time, Frederick also parted ways with his longtime aide-de-camp, Hans Henrik Rode. In 1813–1814, the prince led the Danish Auxiliary Corps in Holstein...
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