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The Langmann Family from Tuscany and Nurnberg A.D.1019   Motto: Crede quod potes et potes (Trust that you can, and then you can)		Nürnberger Family Book from the year 1550 including all the Nürnberger families who once sat as senators on the city state council, and among these also the Langmenn and the families to whom they were all closely related by marriage.*)   (Geschlechts Buch deß Heiligen Reichs Stat Nürnberg 1610)
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Revolution in Nurnberg in the year 1348

Three brothers Ode to Nuremberg (by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) Das Lied vom Herrn von Falckenstein (Goethe) Brief History of Hansestadt Rostock Our Earliest Human Ancestors What did I get? Where are we? First Langmenn in North America Map Drawer A couple of Brainteasers Tales from Old Mecklenburg The famous Nurnberger Funnel The Pintz Kuss Corfitz Ulfeldt in Basel Liberalism in 19th century Germany

When a Langmann went Viking Valquard Langmann: The Queen's Paramour? The Macrander-Langemann Connection   Latest Edition: March 31, 2012; Copyright © Rudy Langmann 1990-2012

Family reunion on Bowen Island, July 2007, celebrating the 100th birthday of Inger Langmann

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*) On the distaff side the Nürnberger Langmenn were related to the Ebner, the Catterbeck, the Fürer, the Mendel, the Muffel, the Neuenmarkt, the Pfinzing, the Pilgrams von Eyb, the Schmugenhofe, the Staubert, the Teufel, the Vörchtel and the Zenner families. On the sword side to the Behaim, the Eysvogel, the Steiner and the Wolffert.

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