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bobman | 19:58 Tue 14th Sep 2004 | History
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six letter title once given to German Noblemen or aristocrats
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i think the answer's a 'herzog', this means a 'duke'. My dad's a translator for german-english.
20:37 Tue 14th Sep 2004
Avatar Image Quizmonster
If you click here, that will link you to a web-page which outlines the German aristocratic system. From that, it seems that 'Herzog' - as Freddi says above - and 'Ritter' are the only two consisting of six letters.
07:59 Wed 15th Sep 2004
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The quetion has been reworded, but if it's for q76 I don't think either of these suggestions is correct!
23:41 Sat 18th Sep 2004
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I seem to remember being taught at school that the nobility in 18th century Prussia (a german state) were known as the 'Junkers'. Presumably, the singular term was Junker, which would be a six letter title
13:32 Mon 20th Sep 2004

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