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==Untitled==
I am just starting to build the page for this Grand Master. I will keep adding more and more information within the next few days. I am just starting to build the page for this Grand Master. I will keep adding more and more information within the next few days.
Same goes for all the other Grand Masters. Same goes for all the other Grand Masters.
] 10.06.2006 ] 10.06.2006
==Move==
This article should be moved to ''Conrad of Feuchtwangen'', or ''Konrad of Feuuchtwangen''. It is common in ] to translate the names of nobility, especially when concerning German names. Hence it's William II instead of Wilhelm II and Albert Frederick, Duke of Prussia instead of Herzog Albrecht Friedrich von Preußen.
The preposition "]" can easily be translated with the English "of" as these are (or originally were) ]s, not ]. ] 15:50, 8 March 2007 (UTC)
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I am just starting to build the page for this Grand Master. I will keep adding more and more information within the next few days. Same goes for all the other Grand Masters. Norum 10.06.2006

Move

This article should be moved to Conrad of Feuchtwangen, or Konrad of Feuuchtwangen. It is common in English to translate the names of nobility, especially when concerning German names. Hence it's William II instead of Wilhelm II and Albert Frederick, Duke of Prussia instead of Herzog Albrecht Friedrich von Preußen. The preposition "von" can easily be translated with the English "of" as these are (or originally were) titles, not surnames. Rex 15:50, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

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