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Reconstruction of head from skull ascribed to Störtebeker
Reconstruction of head from skull ascribed to Störtebeker
Skull ascribed to Störtebeker, found in 1878
Skull ascribed to Störtebeker, found in 1878
Portrait (Etching) of Kunz von der Rosen [de] the court jester of emperor Maximilian I by Daniel Hopfer, which is often erroneously identified as a po
Portrait (Etching) of Kunz von der Rosen [de] the court jester of emperor Maximilian I by Daniel Hopfer, which is often erroneously identified as a portrait of Klaus Störtebeker
The summary execution of Störtebeker, 1401; tinted woodcut tby Nicolaus Sauer, Hamburg, 1701 (Hamburger Staatsarchiv)
The summary execution of Störtebeker, 1401; tinted woodcut tby Nicolaus Sauer, Hamburg, 1701 (Hamburger Staatsarchiv)
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A contemporary representation of the Vitalienbrüder on a wall painting, Bunge church, Gotland, Sweden, c. 1405
A contemporary representation of the Vitalienbrüder on a wall painting, Bunge church, Gotland, Sweden, c. 1405
The summary execution of Störtebeker, 1401. Tinted woodcut by Nicolaus Sauer, Hamburg, 1701 (Hamburger Staatsarchiv)
The summary execution of Störtebeker, 1401. Tinted woodcut by Nicolaus Sauer, Hamburg, 1701 (Hamburger Staatsarchiv)