EPISODE · Jan 8, 2024 · 12 MIN
#9 - Carl von Rabenhaupt (1602-1672)
from Obscure Figuren
Hoewel Bommen Berend bij velen een belletje doet rinkelen is de redder van de stad Groningen, Carl von Rabenhaupt, voor de meeste mensen onbekend. Zonder Carl was Nederland in het rampjaar volledig onder de voet gelopen en wie weet nooit meer de klap te boven gekomen. Wil je meer weten over Carl von Rabenhaupt en het rampjaar 1672? Kijk dan naar deze aflevering van Andere Tijden. (https://anderetijden.nl/aflevering/907/Verscheurd-land)
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